java - Can I use some kind of assisted Inject with Dagger? -

with google guice or gin can specify parameter not controlled dependency injection framework:

class someeditor {     @inject   public someeditor(someclassa a, @assisted("stage") someclassb b) {   }  } 

the assisted parameter stage specified @ time instance of someeditor created.

the instance of someclassa taken object graph , instance of someclassb taken caller @ runtime.

is there similar way of doing in dagger?

because factories separate type of boilerplate optimize away, dagger leaves sister project, autofactory. provides "assisted injection" functionality guice offers via factorymodulebuilder, benefits:

• you can keep using autofactory guice or dagger or other jsr-330 dependency injection framework, can keep using autofactory if switch between them.
• because autofactory generates code, don't need write interface represent constructor: autofactory write brand new type compile against. (you can specify interface implement, if you'd prefer, or if you're migrating guice.)
• because type inspection happens @ compile-time, produces plain old java, doesn't have slowness due reflection , works debuggers , optimizers. makes auto library particularly useful android development.

example, pulled autofactory's readme, produce someclassfactory provideddepa in @inject-annotated constructor , depb in create method:

@autofactory final class someclass {   private final string provideddepa;   private final string depb;    someclass(@provided @aqualifier string provideddepa, string depb) {     this.provideddepa = provideddepa;     this.depb = depb;   }    // … }