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depcon
Dependency injection container
Quickstart
use depcon::prelude::*;
use std::sync::Arc;
// 1. Define your services!
trait Database {}
trait Repository {}
// 2. Define providers, using #[derive(Injectable)].
// Use Arc<dyn Trait> for service dependencies.
#[derive(Injectable)]
struct DatabaseImpl {}
#[derive(Injectable)]
struct RepositoryImpl {
db: Arc<dyn Database>,
}
// 3. Implement services, using #[auto_provide].
#[auto_provide]
impl Database for DatabaseImpl {}
#[auto_provide]
impl Repository for RepositoryImpl {}
// 4. Create your container, and you're off to the races!
fn main() {
let mut container = Container::auto().unwrap();
let result = container.resolve::<dyn Repository>();
assert!(result.is_ok());
let repository: Arc<dyn Repository> = result.unwrap();
}
Re-exports
pub use inventory;
Modules
Prelude module for guilt-free glob imports
Macros
Flag a type as the default provider for a service when
crate::Container::auto
is used. Prefer crate::auto_provide
if
codegen is enabled.
Implement [Provider]<Service>
for a type. Prefer crate::provide
if
codegen is enabled.
Structs
Dependency injection container where the magic happens.
Static registration info used by Container::auto
. Don’t instantiate manually!
Debug type representing a resolved service.
Debug type for identifying services & providers.
Enums
Error type for this crate.
Traits
Trait for injecting providers into a container. Use Injectable
instead of
implementing manually!
Trait for types providing a service. Don’t implement manually!
Attribute Macros
Procedural macro for #[auto_provide]
Procedural macro for #[provide]
Derive Macros
Procedural macro for #[derive(Injectable)]