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Dagger: @module and @provides: Define Classes and Methods Which Provide Dependencies

Dagger provides object dependencies through classes annotated with @Module and methods annotated with @Provides. Classes needing dependencies are annotated with @Inject. The @Component interface connects providers and consumers by enabling modules and performing dependency injection, generating a class prefixed with "Dagger" followed by the interface name. Objects can be marked as singletons using the @Singleton annotation.

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Dagger: @module and @provides: Define Classes and Methods Which Provide Dependencies

Dagger provides object dependencies through classes annotated with @Module and methods annotated with @Provides. Classes needing dependencies are annotated with @Inject. The @Component interface connects providers and consumers by enabling modules and performing dependency injection, generating a class prefixed with "Dagger" followed by the interface name. Objects can be marked as singletons using the @Singleton annotation.

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Dagger

Object providers - sila ung magbibigay ng mga object sa ibang class. Kung baga

nasa kanila ung mga functions na need ng ibang class at need i share or nagpoprovide

ng dependencies.

@Module and @Provides: define classes and methods which provide dependencies

In Dagger 2, classes annotated with @Module are responsible for providing objects
which can be injected

Such classes can define methods annotated with @Provides. The returned objects from
these methods are available for dependency injection.

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Object consumers - sila ung mga class na gagamit ng mga object or dependencies

@Inject: request dependencies. Can be used on a constructor, a field, or a method

You use the @Inject annotation to define a dependency. If you annotate a constructor
with @Inject, Dagger 2 can also use an instance of this object to fulfill dependencies. This
was done to avoid the definition of lots of @Provides methods for these objects.

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Connecting consumers and providers

@Component: enable selected modules and used for performing dependency


injection

The @Component is used on an interface. Such an interface is used by Dagger 2 to


generate code. The base pattern for the generated class is that Dagger is used as
prefix followed by the interface name.

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You can use the @Singleton annotation to indicate that there should be only one
instance of the object.

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