EnumerableServiceDecorator

Call all IEnumerable<T> by calling a single injected T

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Usage

1. Register multiple implementations of your interfaces(s)

services.AddSingleton<IMyInterface, MyImplementation1>()
    .AddSingleton<IMyInterface, MyImplementation2>()
    .AddSingleton<IMyInterface, MyImplementation3>();

2. After all your dependencies have been added (so at the END - the order matters!) call FlattenEnumerableToSingle<T>

        services.FlattenEnumerableToSingle<IMyInterface>()

3. Inject just one T into your class

public class MyWorker
{
  private readonly IMyInterface _myInterface;
  
  public MyWorker(IMyInterface myInterface)
  {
    _myInterface = myInterface;
  }
}

4. Call a method on your interface. It'll automagically call the same method in all of your registered classes

_myInterface.DoSomething();
await _myInterface.DoSomethingElseAsync();

The above will essentially do:

MyImplementation1.DoSomething();
MyImplementation2.DoSomething();
MyImplementation3.DoSomething();

await MyImplementation1.DoSomethingElseAsync();
await MyImplementation2.DoSomethingElseAsync();
await MyImplementation3.DoSomethingElseAsync();

5. Enjoy!

Caveats

The type to be flattened must be an interface.

This doesn't support Properties in your interfaces. There's no way to return multiple implementations of a property in just a single property.

The same with methods with return types. We can't turn an IEnumerable into a T.

So we can only support interfaces with methods that return void or Task.