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:Author: Alan Franzoni :Copyright: This document has been placed in the public domain.
Enables easy dependency injection and declarative configuration for
Python projects. While inspired by projects such as Spring Framework
or Ruby's DIM, it is designed to be unobtrusive. It doesn't require
modification in your business code to be employed; it can just be used in
the outer layer, where configuration is actually needed.
Small additional tools to help with configuration management are provided
and can be used when and where are really fit.
__ .. _homepage: http://pydenji.franzoni.eu
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