#di

A small, straightforward, DI library for Go.

#Why another DI library?

I wanted a DI library solution for libraries. Something that doesn't force users into a certain framework, yet works well with whatever the end user uses.

I also wanted:

• A single definition of all inputs and outputs.
• A way to provide and override defaults clearly.
• Generics to convey type information.

#Contributing and reporting bugs

Contributions and bug reports welcome. Send patches and bugs to ~marcopolo/public-inbox@lists.sr.ht.

Refer to https://git-send-email.io for a primer on how to submit patches.