| name | swift-dependencies |
| description | A dependency management library for Swift with controlled, testable dependencies |
Dependencies
A dependency management library inspired by SwiftUI's "environment."
Documentation Structure
Getting started
- Quick start (Articles/QuickStart.md): Learn the basics of getting started with the library before diving deep into all of its features.
- What are dependencies? (Articles/WhatAreDependencies.md): Learn what dependencies are, how they complicate your code, and why you want to control them.
Essentials
- Using dependencies (Articles/UsingDependencies.md): Learn how to use the dependencies that are registered with the library.
- Registering dependencies (Articles/RegisteringDependencies.md): Learn how to register your own dependencies with the library so that they immediately become
- Live, preview, and test dependencies (Articles/LivePreviewTest.md): Learn how to provide different implementations of your dependencies for use in the live application,
- Testing (Articles/Testing.md): One of the main reasons to control dependencies is to allow for easier testing. Learn some tips and
Advanced
- Designing dependencies (Articles/DesigningDependencies.md): Learn techniques on designing your dependencies so that they are most flexible for injecting into
- Overriding dependencies (Articles/OverridingDependencies.md): Learn how dependencies can be changed at runtime so that certain parts of your application can use
- Dependency lifetimes (Articles/Lifetimes.md): Learn about the lifetimes of dependencies, how to prolong the lifetime of a dependency, and how
- Single entry point systems (Articles/SingleEntryPointSystems.md): Learn about "single entry point" systems, and why they are best suited for this dependencies
Dependency management
Usage Notes
- Documentation is organized progressively from getting started to advanced topics
- Start with the Introduction or Getting Started section
- Consult specific guides for detailed information
License & Attribution
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