🚀 Dependency Injection

Dependency Injection (DI) solution for Swift projects. It is inspired by JSR-330 and uses a property wrapper named @Inject to inject dependencies into properties of classes, structs, and protocols.

✨ Features

• 🔄 Support for both prototype and singleton scopes

• 🏗️ Initialisable protocol for classes with an init method

• 💉 Injectable protocol for objects conforming to Initialisable

• 🔗 WeakObjectWrapper class for wrapping reference types as weak references

• 🎁 Inject struct for property wrapper, enabling dependency injection into properties

• 🧠 Context class for managing dependency registration and resolution

• 🛠️ AssemblyBuilder class for creating and configuring dependency assemblies

🚀 Usage

1. Import the DependencyInjection module in your project.

2. Use the @Inject property wrapper on properties in your classes, structs, and protocols:

class MyClass {
    @Inject var dependency: MyDependency
}

3. Utilize the AssemblyBuilder to register dependencies and configure their scope:

let assembly = AssemblyBuilder.instance
    .add(factory: { MyDependency() }, bindingName: "MyDependency", scope: .singleton)
    .build()

4. Use the Context class to register the assembly and resolve dependencies (e.g., in AppDelegate):

Context.instance.register(assembly)

🔧 Compatibility

This library requires Swift 5.3 or later.

📦 Installation

Install DependencyInjection using the Swift Package Manager by adding it as a dependency in your Package.swift file or directly in your Xcode project.

📄 License

This code is licensed under the MIT License.