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A Qualifier that uses an Annotation class as a unique identifier. This allows for creating custom, type-safe qualifiers for dependency injection.

A Qualifier that combines another Qualifier and a name object to create a more specific, composite identifier. This is particularly useful for creating nested scopes or for qualifying dependencies within a specific context, It goes great with the Android Lifecycle. like associating a scope with a specific Activity AND a scope key (e.g., ActivityScope).

A Qualifier that uses a String name as a unique identifier. This is useful for distinguishing between different instances of the same type.

A marker interface used to uniquely identify dependencies within the dependency injection container.

A Qualifier that uses a KClass as a unique identifier. This is the most common type of qualifier, used to register and retrieve dependencies based on their class type.

A DSL-style function to create an AnnotationQualifier for a given annotation type T. This provides a more concise and readable way to specify annotation-based qualifiers.

A DSL-style function to create a NamedQualifier with the given name. This is a convenient way to create string-based qualifiers.