A dependency injection framework for your python applications
Project description
YAAK stands for Yet Another Application Kit. It’s a set of tools that help developing enterprise applications in python.
yaak.inject is a package from the YAAK toolkit that provides dependency injection to your applications. See this Martin Fowler’s article for an explanation of dependency injection and its usefulness when developing enterprise application.
Installation
You should have easy_install (from setuptools or something equivalent) installed on your system.
To install the package, just type:
$ easy_install yaak.inject
You can also install the package from a source tarball. Decompress the source archive and type:
$ python setup.py install
Support
This project is hosted on bitbucket.org. Please report issues via the bug tracker.
The package documentation can be found here.
Automated tests are run over the mercurial repository regularly. Build results can be found here.
Changelog
0.2.1 (11-March-2012)
The setup.py file does not import code anymore in order to retrieve the version information, since it may cause some installation problems
Fixed bad years in the changelog, and reordered the items so that the most recent changes appear first
Changed the aliases for releasing new versions
Fixed line endings (unix style)
Removed the extensions of the text files since it’s a convention in the Python world.
0.2.0 (24-Oct-2011)
Fixed the broken lock acquire/release implementation when updating the application context dictionary.
The locking mechanism is now available for all scopes.
The context manager is now responsible for updating the context dictionaries.
Fixed duplicate factory calls when providing a factory returning None
ScopeManager.enter_scope now raise a ScopeReenterError when re-entering a scope
ScopeManager.exit_scope now raise a UndefinedScopeError when exiting an undeclared scope
Fixed the API documentation
0.1.0 (23-Oct-2011)
Initial release
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