force_inject 0.4.0

A zero-dependency DI container for Dart, inspired by .NET Core. This is the Way.

Changelog

0.4.0

✨ Features

• Added Modular DI support with ForceInjectModule interface

• Modules can encapsulate service + constructor registration

• addModule() extension simplifies service setup and keeps code modular

• Added ServiceScope.overrideService<T>() and overrideAllServices() to support scoped overrides

• Useful for mocking services in tests, previews, and per-screen contexts

  🛠 Improvements

• Enhanced README with examples, getting started, advanced usage, and Flutter instructions

• Refined internal architecture for future extensibility

📚 Docs

• Added full examples section and updated all advanced usage sections
• Added links to GitHub example projects

0.3.0

✨ Features

• Support for named and tagged service resolution:

  • get<T>(name: ...)
  • getTagged<T>(tag)
  • getAll<T>() to resolve multiple implementations of a type

• Scoped DI now includes auto-disposal:

  • If a service implements Disposable, it’s disposed when the ServiceScope is destroyed

🧰 Internals

• Added Disposable interface
• Extended ServiceProvider and ServiceScope to track tagged/named instances
• Improved internal resolution logic with _resolveDescriptor method

0.2.3

• README.md improvements

0.2.2

• Introduced support to scoped lifetime
• Introduced example for flutter with scoped lifetime.
• README.md improvements

0.1.0

• Initial release
• Supports singleton and transient lifetimes
• Manual constructor registration
• Clean C#-style architecture
• Designed for use in backend, CLI, and Flutter