v0.5.0

0.5.0 / 2018-11-09

Changed

• Only assign nil dependency instance variables from generated #initialize if the instance variable has not been previously defined. This improves compatibility with objects initialized in non-conventional ways (see example below) (timriley in #47)

  module SomeFramework
    class Action
      def self.new(configuration:, **args)
        # Do some trickery so `#initialize` on subclasses don't need to worry
        # about handling a configuration kwarg and passing it to super
        allocate.tap do |obj|
          obj.instance_variable_set :@configuration, configuration
          obj.send :initialize, **args
        end
      end
    end
  end
  
  module MyApp
    class Action < SomeFramework::Action
      # Inject the configuration object, which is passed to
      # SomeFramework::Action.new but not all the way through to any subsequent
      # `#initialize` calls
      include Import[configuration: "web.action.configuration"]
    end
  
    class SomeAction < Action
      # Subclasses of MyApp::Action don't need to concern themselves with
      # `configuration` dependency
      include Import["some_repo"]
    end
  end

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