There are many libraries or approaches for doing dependency injection in Scala. Grafter goes back to the fundamentals of dependency injection by just using constructor injection: no reflection, no xml, no implementation inheritance or self-types.
- Installation
- Introduction
- Grafter Components
- Creating your first components
- In a library
- Remove boilerplate
- Use interfaces
- Make singletons
- Start and Stop an application
- Testing
- Inspect the application graph
- A full application example
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