Simply Injector
Simply Injector is a dart package inspired and based on Simple Injector library.
It is an easy-to-use dependency injection (DI) library and is easily integrated with Flutter.
It’s easy to implement the dependency injection pattern with loosely coupled components using Simply Injector Dart Package.
Configuration
Add simply_injector
to pubspec.yaml
under the dependencies
field.
dependencies:
simply_injector: ^2.0.0
Import
Add the following import in your library :
import 'package:simply_injector/simply_injector.dart';
Usage
Simply Injector's main type is the Container
. An instance of Container is used to
register mappings between each abstraction (service) and its corresponding implementation (component).
Tip: You should typically create a single Container instance for the whole application (one instance per app domain).
It's possible create an instance of Container by some ways:
var container = new Container();
or using a library prefix to avoid conflict with Flutter's Container
class:
import 'package:simply_injector/simply_injector.dart' as si;
...
si.Container container = new si.Container();
The first way it's so much elegantly ;)
Example
This is the main source of complete example project at Simply Injector GitHub repository:
import 'package:simply_injector/simply_injector.dart';
import 'CancelOrder.dart';
import 'CancelOrderHandler.dart';
import 'EventPublisher.dart';
import 'FileLogger.dart';
import 'Guid.dart';
import 'IEventPublisher.dart';
import 'ILogger.dart';
import 'IOrderRepository.dart';
import 'OrderRepositoryInMemory.dart';
main()
{
// 1. Create a new Simple Injector container
var container = Container();
// 2. Configure the container (register)
container.register<IOrderRepository, SqlOrderRepository>( () => SqlOrderRepository(container.get<ILogger>()));
container.register<ILogger, FileLogger>( () => FileLogger(), Lifestyle.Singleton );
container.register<IEventPublisher, EventPublisher>( () => EventPublisher(), Lifestyle.Singleton );
container.register<CancelOrderHandler, CancelOrderHandler>(()
=> CancelOrderHandler(
container.get<IOrderRepository>(),
container.get<ILogger>(),
container.get<IEventPublisher>()
)
);
// 3. Verify your configuration
container.verify();
// 4. Use the container
var handler = container.getInstance<CancelOrderHandler>();
var args = ['0123456789'];
var orderId = Guid.Parse(args[0]);
var command = CancelOrder(orderId);
handler.Handle(command);
}