This is The Way to do Dependency injection in Go.
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Source: https://github.com/go-path/di/tree/main/examples/basic
package padawan
import "github.com/go-path/di"
type JediService interface {
FeelTheForce()
}
type PadawanController struct {
Master JediService `inject:""`
}
func (p *PadawanController) Initialize() {
println("[Padawan] Master, I want to learn the ways of the force...")
p.Master.FeelTheForce()
}
func init() {
// register as startup component, injecting dependencies
di.Register(di.Injected[*PadawanController](), di.Startup(100))
}
package jedi
import "github.com/go-path/di"
type yodaServiceImp struct{}
func (s *yodaServiceImp) FeelTheForce() {
println("[Yoda] Patience You Must Have My Young Padawan")
}
func init() {
di.Register(&yodaServiceImp{})
}
package main
import (
"github.com/go-path/di"
_ "di/example/basic/jedi"
_ "di/example/basic/padawan"
)
func main() {
di.Initialize()
}
output
INFO [di] '*jedi.yodaServiceImp' is a candidate for 'padawan.JediService'
[Padawan] Master, I want to learn the ways of the force...
[Yoda] Patience You Must Have My Young Padawan
- Typesafe: Using generics.
- Extensible: And configurable.
- Ergonomic: Easy to understand. Focused on providing a simple yet efficient API.
- Predictable: The programmer has control over dependencies and can define qualifiers.
- Framework Agnostic: It can be used with any library.
To be a lightweight, simple, ergonomic and high-performance DI container that can be easily extended. A foundation for the development of more complex frameworks and architectural structures.
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Type
orValue
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