Go DI has always been a trade-off. Runtime DI frameworks provide a convenient API, but they rely on...
Go DI has always been a trade-off.
Runtime DI frameworks provide a convenient API, but they rely on reflection and discover dependency problems during application startup.
Compile-time DI frameworks avoid those problems, but some APIs become verbose and less ergonomic.
I have been exploring a different approach:
dig — compile-time dependency injection for Go with an Fx-style API and Wire-style code generation.
How to do DI in Go without Wire or Dig. Interfaces, constructors, wiring in main.go — and why a DI framework is often the wrong…
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