TypeWired 0.1.2 - Initial Release 🚀

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We are excited to announce the first release of TypeWired, a TypeScript Dependency Injection (DI) library! This release brings the power and flexibility of Spring-like DI to TypeScript, making it easier to manage dependencies in your projects.

What's New 🌟

• Dependency Injection Container: A core DI container that supports both singleton and transient service registrations.

• Decorators for Ease of Use:

• @InjectableSingleton and @InjectableTransient for registering services.

• @InjectableInterface for registering interface implementations, using a unique symbol token system to represent interfaces.

• Interface Injection Support: Despite TypeScript's compile-time nature of interfaces, TypeWired introduces a system to handle interface-based dependency injection using symbols as interface tokens.

• Type Safety with TypeScript Generics: Leverage TypeScript's generics for type-safe dependency injection.

• Basic Unit Tests: Ensuring the reliability of core functionalities, including singleton/transient resolution and interface injection.

• Documentation and Examples: Initial README with documentation and usage examples to get you started.

Getting Started 🛠️

To start using TypeWired in your TypeScript project, simply install the package from npm:

npm install typewired

Check out the README for detailed instructions on how to implement TypeWired in your projects.

What's Next 🔮

• Extensive Testing: More comprehensive tests to cover edge cases and complex scenarios.

• Performance Optimization: Enhancements for better performance in large-scale applications.

• Community Feedback: We welcome contributions, suggestions, and feedback to make TypeWired even better!

• CI/CD Setup: Setting up continuous integration for automated testing and deployment.

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