How to handle several container scenarios?

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. I have a use case where I need to be able to manage multiple containers each with specific settings. By settings I mean a different object to inject to the last nested object.

Description To do so It would be very great if we could instantiate containers this way:

let container1 = new Container();
let container2 = new Container();

And then “attach” the settings object (in my use case) to containers like this:

container1.register("SettingsClass", {
  provider: () => settingsObject1
});
container2.register("SettingsClass", {
  provider: () => settingsObject2
});

So when resolving objects the right settingsObject1 will be injected and successfully get

const myService1 = container1.resolve(MyService);
const myService2 = container2.resolve(MyService);

Maybe there is already a way to do it but I could not find it, could you help me? PS: I’m a noob in typescript 😃

[MeltingMosaic]

@Xapphire13 I’m in the process of updating the documentation - what exactly needs to be documented here? That you can have multiple containers, or that you can have containers with fallback using createChildContainer()?

Edit: I see - we have no documentation on containers at all.

[fab971]

Ok thank you, it’s perfect 👌