Package-level declarations

Binding that holds multiple factory bindings (e.g. with argument) in a set.

Base class for binding set.

Base class that knows how to get an instance.

Direct DI interface to be passed to factory methods that hold references.

Binding that is registered inside a DI object.

Concrete eager singleton: will create an instance as soon as di is ready (all bindings are set) and will always return this instance.

An external source can provide to an answer to a retrieval that do not correspond to any binding that is registered in DI.

Concrete factory: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

Concrete instance provider: will always return the given instance.

Concrete multiton: will create one and only one instance for each argument. Will create the instance on first time a given argument is used and will subsequently always return the same instance for the same argument.

Direct DI interface to be passed to provider methods that hold references.

DIBinding specialization that has no argument.

Default Scope: will always return the same registry, no matter the context.

Concrete provider: each time an instance is needed, the function creator function will be called.

A reference gives a data and a function to later check the validity and retrieve that data.

A Function that creates a reference.

A scope is an object that can return (or create) a ScopeRegistry according to a context.

A registry is responsible managing references inside a scope.

Binding that holds multiple factory bindings (e.g. with argument) in a set.

ScopeRegistry that is specialized to hold only one item.

Singleton Binding: will create an instance on first request and will subsequently always return the same instance.

A reference that acts as a Singleton: calls a creator function the first time, and then always return the same instance.

Standard ScopeRegistry implementation.

Binding that holds multiple bindings for subtypes of T.

Second part of the bind<Type>().inSet() with binding syntax.

Second part of the bind<Type>().inSet() with binding syntax.

Scope that is not bound to a context (always lives).

Scope that map ScopeRegistry associated to weak contexts.

Indicates that the context of a retrieval is accessible.

Simple function that types a lambda as a factory function that can be used as the return in the implementation of ExternalSource.getFactory.

Allows to bind in an existing set binding (rather than directly as a new binding).

Allows to bind in an existing set binding (rather than directly as a new binding).