KoDI is a tiny dependency injection library written in Kotlin. (It's also not the first Kotlin DI library to be called "KoDI".)
It's primarily intended as an exercise in learning Kotlin. I have no plans to promote its use, though I may use it for some of my own projects. Its goals are to be very simple, extensible, and pleasant to use.
The unit tests and source documentation will tell you most of what you need to know about using it.
interface Plugin
class MyPlugin: Plugin
class YourPlugin: Plugin
class PluginAssembly: Assembly {
override fun register(registrar: Registar) {
val group = "plugins"
registrar.apply {
singleton<Plugin>(tag = "my", group = "plugins") { MyPlugin() }
singleton<Plugin>(tag = "your", group = "plugins") { YourPlugin() }
}
}
}
interface CoolService
class ConcreteCoolService(val target: String): CoolService
class CoreAssembly: Assembly {
override val assemblies: List<Assembly>
get() = listOf(PluginAssembly())
override fun register(registrar: Registrar) {
registrar.singleton<CoolService>(params(::ConcreteCoolService))
}
}
fun main() {
DI.assemble(CoreAssembly())
// Resolve all plugins, regardless of tag, in the plugins group
val plugins: List<Plugin> = DI.resolveAll<Plugin>(group = "plugins")
// Resolve a particular plugin
val plugin: Plugin = DI.resolve(tag = "my", group = "plugins")
// Resolve a service with parameter
val coolService: CoolService = DI.resolve("cool")
}