Can we register different objects of the same type as LazySingleton ?

[thechinkysight]

I want to do something like this :

final GetIt locator = GetIt.instance;

void setupLocator() {
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "HomeView"));
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "ProfileView"));
}

[escamoteur]

Yep, add an instanceName when registering. you also have to use it then when you access it again.

also check the scope feature. Maybe this also could help you

[thechinkysight]

Yep, add an instanceName when registering. you also have to use it then when you access it again.

also check the scope feature. Maybe this also could help you

Can please show me an example ? Adding Instance name ? I don't get this.

[isaacadariku]

First of all... What are you trying to achieve with this?

[thechinkysight]

I have two different ChopperClients, which I want to access using Get_It. The advantage is that I can dispose the client withing the registerLazySingleton method.

[escamoteur]

@chinkysight what is your problem after reading on named registration in the readme?

[thechinkysight]

@chinkysight what is your problem after reading on named registration in the readme?

You means registerFactoryParam ? I can't find a dispose method 😭😭

[thechinkysight]

Yep, add an instanceName when registering. you also have to use it then when you access it again.

also check the scope feature. Maybe this also could help you

I don't get add instanceName when registering, can you show me an example ???

[escamoteur]

no, named registration. every register call has an optional 'instanceName' parameter. also ´get´ has the same optional parameter.
if you assign a name when registering you have to use it again when you access the object

void setupLocator() {
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "HomeView"),instanceName:'home');
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "ProfileView"), instanceName;'profile');
}

and when you want to access it:

final view = locator<Section>(instanceName:'home');

[thechinkysight]

no, named registration. every register call has an optional 'instanceName' parameter. also ´get´ has the same optional parameter.
if you assign a name when registering you have to use it again when you access the object

void setupLocator() {
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "HomeView"),instanceName:'home');
  locator.registerLazySingleton<Section>(() => Section(title: "ProfileView"), instanceName;'profile');
}

and when you want to access it:

final view = locator<Section>(instanceName:'home');

Ohh so in this way I can register different objects of same type right ?

[escamoteur]

Yep just give them different names but take that you use the same names when you access the singleton

[thechinkysight]

Yep just give them different names but take that you use the same names when you access the singleton

Thank you so much for your response ☺️