fixed #2 comment error

fixed #2 comment error

examples/group/digo.generated.go

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ package main
 import "github.com/werbenhu/digo"
 
 // init_main_user_name registers the singleton object with ID main.user.name into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.user.name")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.user.name")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_user_name() {
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ func init_main_user_name() {
 }
 
 // init_main_role_name registers the singleton object with ID main.role.name into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.role.name")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.role.name")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_role_name() {
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ func init_main_role_name() {
 }
 
 // Add a member object to group: controllers
-// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := di.Members("controllers")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := digo.Members("controllers")`.
 // The objs obtained from the above code are of type `[]any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the objs to their corresponding actual object types.
 func group_controllers_NewUserController() {
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ func group_controllers_NewUserController() {
 }
 
 // Add a member object to group: controllers
-// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := di.Members("controllers")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := digo.Members("controllers")`.
 // The objs obtained from the above code are of type `[]any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the objs to their corresponding actual object types.
 func group_controllers_NewRoleController() {

examples/multipackage/controllers/digo.generated.go

@@ -1,16 +1,13 @@
-
-//
 // This file is generated by digogen. Run 'digogen' to regenerate.
 //
 // You can install this tool by running `go install github.com/werbenhu/digo/digogen`.
-// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo. 
-//
+// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo.
 package controllers
 
 import "github.com/werbenhu/digo"
 
 // init_main_role_name registers the singleton object with ID main.role.name into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.role.name")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.role.name")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_role_name() {
@@ -19,7 +16,7 @@ func init_main_role_name() {
 }
 
 // init_main_user_name registers the singleton object with ID main.user.name into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.user.name")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.user.name")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_user_name() {
@@ -28,7 +25,7 @@ func init_main_user_name() {
 }
 
 // Add a member object to group: group.controllers
-// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := di.Members("group.controllers")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := digo.Members("group.controllers")`.
 // The objs obtained from the above code are of type `[]any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the objs to their corresponding actual object types.
 func group_group_controllers_NewRoleController() {
@@ -42,7 +39,7 @@ func group_group_controllers_NewRoleController() {
 }
 
 // Add a member object to group: group.controllers
-// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := di.Members("group.controllers")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := digo.Members("group.controllers")`.
 // The objs obtained from the above code are of type `[]any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the objs to their corresponding actual object types.
 func group_group_controllers_NewUserController() {

examples/multipackage/database/digo.generated.go

@@ -1,16 +1,13 @@
-
-//
 // This file is generated by digogen. Run 'digogen' to regenerate.
 //
 // You can install this tool by running `go install github.com/werbenhu/digo/digogen`.
-// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo. 
-//
+// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo.
 package database
 
 import "github.com/werbenhu/digo"
 
 // init_database_mysql_url registers the singleton object with ID database.mysql.url into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("database.mysql.url")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("database.mysql.url")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_database_mysql_url() {
@@ -19,7 +16,7 @@ func init_database_mysql_url() {
 }
 
 // init_database_mysql registers the singleton object with ID database.mysql into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("database.mysql")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("database.mysql")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_database_mysql() {

examples/multipackage/models/digo.generated.go

@@ -1,10 +1,7 @@
-
-//
 // This file is generated by digogen. Run 'digogen' to regenerate.
 //
 // You can install this tool by running `go install github.com/werbenhu/digo/digogen`.
-// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo. 
-//
+// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo.
 package models
 
 import (
@@ -13,7 +10,7 @@ import (
 )
 
 // init_model_user registers the singleton object with ID model.user into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("model.user")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("model.user")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_model_user() {

examples/simple/digo.generated.go

@@ -1,16 +1,13 @@
-
-//
 // This file is generated by digogen. Run 'digogen' to regenerate.
 //
 // You can install this tool by running `go install github.com/werbenhu/digo/digogen`.
-// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo. 
-//
+// For more details, please refer to https://github.com/werbenhu/digo.
 package main
 
 import "github.com/werbenhu/digo"
 
 // init_main_db_url registers the singleton object with ID main.db.url into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.db.url")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.db.url")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_db_url() {
@@ -19,7 +16,7 @@ func init_main_db_url() {
 }
 
 // init_main_db registers the singleton object with ID main.db into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.db")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.db")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_db() {
@@ -33,7 +30,7 @@ func init_main_db() {
 }
 
 // init_main_redis registers the singleton object with ID main.redis into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.redis")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.redis")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_redis() {
@@ -42,7 +39,7 @@ func init_main_redis() {
 }
 
 // init_main_app registers the singleton object with ID main.app into the DI object manager
-// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide("main.app")`.
+// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide("main.app")`.
 // The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.
 // You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.
 func init_main_app() {

generator.go

@@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ func (g *Generator) defineProviderFunc(fn *DiFunc) *ast.FuncDecl {
 
 	comments := []string{
 		fmt.Sprintf("\n// %s registers the singleton object with ID %s into the DI object manager", fn.providerFuncName(), fn.ProviderId),
-		fmt.Sprintf("// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := di.Provide(\"%s\")`.", fn.ProviderId),
+		fmt.Sprintf("// Now you can retrieve the singleton object by using `obj, err := digo.Provide(\"%s\")`.", fn.ProviderId),
 		"// The obj obtained from the above code is of type `any`.",
 		"// You will need to forcefully cast the obj to its corresponding actual object type.",
 	}
@@ -307,7 +307,7 @@ func (g *Generator) defineGroupFunc(fn *DiFunc) *ast.FuncDecl {
 
 	comments := []string{
 		fmt.Sprintf("\n// Add a member object to group: %s", fn.GroupId),
-		fmt.Sprintf("// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := di.Members(\"%s\")`.", fn.GroupId),
+		fmt.Sprintf("// Now you can retrieve the group's member objects by using `objs, err := digo.Members(\"%s\")`.", fn.GroupId),
 		"// The objs obtained from the above code are of type `[]any`.",
 		"// You will need to forcefully cast the objs to their corresponding actual object types.",
 	}