A couple of days ago MacWire 1.0 was released! If you don’t yet know what MacWire is: a light-weight and non-intrusive Scala Dependency Injection library. In fact, it’s more of an approach to DI (see the step-by-step guide), than a library. Another good thing – it’s definitely not a framework – instead, pure Scala code!
Apart from the guide, there are two Typesafe Activators which can also help you to get started:
This release is almost identical to 0.8, with two additions:
- multiple tags can be added to an instance using
someInstance.taggedWith[Tag1].andTaggedWith[Tag2] - the
wiremacro can be brought into scope by simply importingcom.softwaremill.macwire._(together with tagging support)
As there were no serious bugs in 0.8, we decided to promote that code-base to 1.0. A number of people are using MacWire in their production code-bases (however MacWire is usually only used at compile-time), so we are pretty confident that the code works as it should
Thanks to all of the contributors! Star the project if you like it!
Adam