Does the same job as plan() but does not apply any binding rewrites (autocloseables, resources, etc) Most likely you won't need to call this method directly.

Efficiently check all possible paths for the given module to the given roots,

This is a "raw" version of izumi.distage.framework.PlanCheck API, please use PlanCheck for all non-exotic needs.

This method executes at runtime, to check correctness at compile-time use PlanCheck API from distage-framework module.

Create an effectful izumi.distage.model.definition.Lifecycle value that encapsulates the allocation and cleanup of an object graph described by an existing plan

class HelloWorld {
  def hello() = println("hello world")
}

val injector = Injector()

val plan = injector.plan(PlannerInput(
    bindings = new ModuleDef {
      make[HelloWorld]
    },
    activation = Activation.empty,
    roots = Roots.target[HelloWorld],
  )).getOrThrow()

injector
  .produce(plan)
  .use(_.get[HelloWorld].hello())

Create an effectful izumi.distage.model.definition.Lifecycle value that encapsulates the allocation and cleanup of an object graph described by input

class HelloWorld {
  def hello() = println("hello world")
}

Injector()
  .produce(PlannerInput(
    bindings = new ModuleDef {
      make[HelloWorld]
    },
    activation = Activation.empty,
    roots = Roots.target[HelloWorld],
  ))
  .use(_.get[HelloWorld].hello())

Produce izumi.distage.model.Locator interpreting effect- and resource-bindings into the provided F

Produce izumi.distage.model.Locator, supporting only effect- and resource-bindings in Identity

Create an effectful izumi.distage.model.definition.Lifecycle value that encapsulates the allocation and cleanup of an object graph described by the input module, designate all arguments of the provided function as roots of the graph and run the function.

class Hello { def hello() = println("hello") }
class World { def world() = println("world") }

Injector()
  .produceEval(new ModuleDef {
    make[Hello]
    make[World]
  }) {
    (hello: Hello, world: World) =>
      hello.hello()
      world
  }
  .use {
    world =>
      world.world()
  }

This is useful for the common case when you want to run an effect using the produced objects from the object graph, without finalizing the object graph yet

Injector[F]().produceEval[A](moduleDef)(fn) is a short-hand for:

Injector[F]()
  .produce(moduleDef, Roots(fn.get.diKeys.toSet))
  .evalMap(_.run(fn)): Lifecycle[F, A]

Create an effectful izumi.distage.model.definition.Lifecycle value that encapsulates the allocation and cleanup of an object graph described by the input module, designate A as the root of the graph and retrieve A from the result.

class HelloWorld {
  def hello() = println("hello world")
}

Injector()
  .produceGet[HelloWorld](new ModuleDef {
    make[HelloWorld]
  })
  .use(_.hello())

This is useful for the common case when your main logic class is the root of your graph AND the object you want to use immediately.

Injector[F]().produceGet[A](moduleDef) is a short-hand for:

Injector[F]()
  .produce(moduleDef, Roots(DIKey.get[A]))
  .map(_.get[A]): Lifecycle[F, A]

Create an an object graph described by the input module, designate all arguments of the provided function as roots of the graph, and run the function, deallocating the object graph when the function exits.

class Hello { def hello() = println("hello") }
class World { def world() = println("world") }

Injector()
  .produceRun(new ModuleDef {
    make[Hello]
    make[World]
  }) {
    (hello: Hello, world: World) =>
      hello.hello()
      world.world()
  }

This is useful for the common case when you want to run an effect using the produced objects from the object graph and deallocate the object graph once the effect is finished

Injector[F]().produceRun[A](moduleDef)(fn) is a short-hand for:

Injector[F]()
  .produce(moduleDef, Roots(fn.get.diKeys.toSet))
  .use(_.run(fn)): F[A]

Efficiently check all possible paths for the given module to the given roots,

This is a "raw" version of izumi.distage.framework.PlanCheck API, please use PlanCheck for all non-exotic needs.

This method executes at runtime, to check correctness at compile-time use PlanCheck API from distage-framework module.