SetDSLBase

Add multiple values into this set at once

Example:

 class T

 many[T].addSet(Set(new T, new T, new T))

Adds set element binding to a Lifecycle class which has a ZIO effect type that specifies dependencies via zio environment.

Warning: removes the precise subtype of Lifecycle because of Lifecycle.map: Integration checks on mixed-in as a trait onto a Lifecycle value result here will be lost

Adds set element binding to a Lifecycle value which has a ZIO effect type that specifies dependencies via zio environment.

Warning: removes the precise subtype of Lifecycle because of Lifecycle.map: Integration checks on mixed-in as a trait onto a Lifecycle value result here will be lost

Adds set element binding to a Lifecycle value which has a ZIO effect type that specifies dependencies via zio environment.

Warning: removes the precise subtype of Lifecycle because of Lifecycle.map: Integration checks on mixed-in as a trait onto a Lifecycle value result here will be lost

Bind by reference to another bound key

Example:

 trait T
 trait T1 extends T

 make[T1]
 many[T].ref[T1]

Here, T1 will be created only once. A class that depends on Set[T] will receive a Set containing the same T1 instance as a class that depends on just a T1.

Add a Weak reference to I to the set

This set will contain the same object that is bound to make[I], but ONLY if some other - not garbage-collected - component in the object graph depends on I explicitly.

Add a Weak reference to Set[I] to the set

This set will contain all the elements of the Set bound at make[Set[I]], but ONLY if some other, not garbage-collected, component in the object graph depends on Set[I] explicitly.