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@gislik in #17 wrote:
Since no object is instantiated the code is not type-safe, i.e. two thread may try to add sanitizers at the same time resulting in a corrupt state.
Can we instantiate an object?
Can we use it like:
func main() { sanitizer := conform.New() conform.AddSanitizer(customOne) sanitizer.String(...) }
Why not?
We're using dependency injection everywhere...
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This is a good idea for a feature, but not one I had in mind when I created this library.
My last personal commit was almost 5 years ago now, and I'm not actively maintaining this.
I'd happily accept a PR.
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Why? Do you use something else?
The same reason most people stop maintaining a library -- it no longer applies to my work.
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@gislik in #17 wrote:
Can we instantiate an object?
Can we use it like:
Why not?
We're using dependency injection everywhere...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: