organic_injector 0.0.2

Simple dependecy injector for dart and flutter. Inspired by SwiftSuspenders and robotlegs_di.

organic_injection

dependency injector for flutter that works out of the box

Getting Started

Use Injector.instance singleton to access the injector, or wrap it inside your own singleton.

map type to a already instantiated value.

  injector.mapToValue(CounterModel, new CounterModel());

Optionally add name.

  injector.mapToValue(ChangeNotifier,new ChangeNotifier(), name: 'counter_changed');

One advice can be to wrap basic types to distinct classes to avoid confusion.

Injector will return instance that was previously mapped

CounterModel counterModel = injector.getInstance(CounterModel) as Counter;

ChangeNotifier changeNotifier = injector.getInstance(ChangeNotifier,'counter_changed') as ChangeNotifier;

map to a provider

class SecureRandomProvider implements IProvider{

  final Random secure = Random.secure();
  
  @override
  void destroy() {
  }

  @override
  apply({Type type}) => SecureRandom(secure.nextDouble());
}

class SecureRandom {
  final double random;
  const SecureRandom(this.random);
}  

injector.mapToProvider(SecureRandom,new SecureRandomProvider());

later when you inject into SecureRandom, you will always get unique crypto secure double.

double SecureRandom secureRandom = injector.getInstance(SecureRandom) as SecureRandom;

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If you want to provide dependecies of previously mapped values to your mapping, implement IInjectable into the class. Injector will then auto populate mappings

Implement IInjectable to provide chain injection.

class CounterModel implements IInjectable {
 
@override
void inject(IInjector injector){
    //get your mappings here
  }
}

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TODO:

• implement build script so that you can inject only using annotation such as @inject , @preConstruct, @postConstruct @destroy,
• add tests

great thanks to robotlegs 2 team for actionscript and @dotdotcomadot for starting this implementation in dart.