Another simple ioc framework for python.
from anyioc import ServiceProvider
provider = ServiceProvider()
provider.register_singleton('the key', lambda ioc: 102) # ioc will be a `IServiceProvider`
value = provider.get('the key')
assert value == 102
By default, you can use following methods to register services:
ServiceProvider.register_singleton(key, factory)ServiceProvider.register_scoped(key, factory)ServiceProvider.register_transient(key, factory)ServiceProvider.register(key, factory, lifetime)ServiceProvider.register_value(key, value)ServiceProvider.register_group(key, keys)ServiceProvider.register_bind(new_key, target_key)And use following methods to resolve services:
ServiceProvider.__getitem__(key)ServiceProvider.get(key)ServiceProvider.get_many(key)get return None if the service was not found, but __getitem__ will raise a ServiceNotFoundError.
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