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Scala pie template - can I have several layers of cake?

so I’ll say that I have two dependencies in my application, a connection to some subsystem pub and a connection to the database. I can do something like

trait DB {
    def lookup(query:String):String
}

trait PubSub {
    def subscribe(key:String, callback:String => Any)
}

then I can write my logic, for example

trait Functionality { this:DB with PubSub => 
    def doSomething() {
        val key = lookup("get key")
        subscribe(key, data => println(data))
    }
}

and then my application might be like

object Awesome extends App {

    object repository extends Functionality with DB with PubSub {
        def lookup(query:String) = "some key"
        def subscribe(key:String, callback:String => Any) {
            scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key) ; Thread.Sleep(1000) } } 
        }
    }
    repository.doSomething()
}

and all is well and good in the world.

But what if I want to connect to two pub subsystems that use the same database implementation in the same application?

I want to do something like

object Awesome2 extends App {
    object repository extends DB {
        def lookup(query: String): String = "some other key"

        object connection1 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toUpperCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }
        }

        object connection2 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toLowerCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }
        }
    }
}

where are the objects in the second layer of the cake (implicitly?) slurp in the database implementation from the parent level.

But the scala compiler tells me

error: object creation impossible, since method lookup in trait DB of type (query:String) String is not defined
object connection2 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB {

if I do the following, then do what I want

object Awesome3 extends App {
    object repository extends DB {
        override def lookup(query: String): String = "some other key"

        object connection1 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toUpperCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }

            def lookup(query: String): String = repository.lookup(query)
        }

        object connection2 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toLowerCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }

            def lookup(query: String): String = repository.lookup(query)
        }
    }
    repository.connection1.doSomething()
    repository.connection2.doSomething()
}

but it's kind of dirty

I can add this feature

trait DB_Base extends DB {

    private val db:DB = this

    trait DB_Layer extends DB {
        def lookup(query:String):String = db.lookup(query)
    }
}

and then the following work

object Awesome4 extends App {
    object repository extends DB_Base {
        override def lookup(query: String): String = "some other key"

        object connection1 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB_Layer {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toUpperCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }
        }

        object connection2 extends Functionality with PubSub with DB_Layer {
            def subscribe(key: String, callback: (String) => Any) {
                scala.concurrent.ops.spawn { while(true) { callback(key.toLowerCase) ; Thread.sleep(1000) } }
            }
        }
    }    
    repository.connection1.doSomething()
    repository.connection2.doSomething()
}

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