goety

General purpose Go utilities.

Package bind

Mostly type-safe IoC container.

• context.Context based
• bind.* methods to setup and resolve bindings
• Thread-safe

Example

// first we define some types
// - Database is our database interface
// - sqlDBImpl implements the interfaces
// - dao uses the database
type Database interface { /* ... */ }

type sqlDBImpl struct {
    Username string   `bind:"username"` // get the username
    Password string   `bind:"password"` // get the password
    Host     string   `bind:"host"`     // get the host
    Port     int      `bind:"port"`     // get the port
}

type dao struct {
	DB       Database `bind:"-"`        // get the database 
}

ctx, _ = bind.Configure(ctx,
    bind.String("admin").For("username"),
    bind.String("s3cr3t").For("password"),
    bind.String("localhost").For("host"),
    bind.Int(5432).For("port"),
    bind.ImplementationOnce[Database, *sqlDBImpl](), // bind Database to one instance of *sqlDBImpl
)

// get Database which will be the *sqlDBImpl instance
// this is useful if you'd manually fetch dependencies
// or assign private fields
db := bind.Get[Database](ctx)

// this returns a new instance of *dao with all fields
// that contain the bind tag populated
dao := bind.New[*dao](ctx)

API

The API allows for various setups. Note that a type is considered a leaf if there is no other mapping for that type. Hence if bind.Implementation[X, Y] and both bind.Instance[Y] have been configured the instance binding is the result of the injection of X.

• bind.Configure(ctx, bindings...): configure bindings in a context; can overwrite existing bindings of the parent context
• bind.Implementation[X, Y](): bind Y for X, return instances of Y if Y is a leaf
• bind.Once[X](): bind X for exactly one instance
• bind.ImplementationOnce[X, Y](): bind exactly one instance of Y for X
• bind.Instance[X](inst X): bind X to inst
• bind.Many[X](): bind X and return instances of X
• bind.Provider[X](f func() (X, error)): bind X to invocations of f
• bind.New[X](ctx): resolve X or create a new instance of X (X doesn't need to be bound)
• bind.Get[X](ctx): resolve X
• bind.For[X](ctx, scope): resolve X for scope
• bind.MaybeNew[X](ctx): resolve X or create a new instance of X; return error instead of panic
• bind.MaybeGet[X](ctx): resolve X; return error instead of panic
• bind.MaybeFor[X](ctx, scope): resolve X for scope; return error instead of panic
• bind.Initializer: When implemented, calls InitAfter after a type was initialized

Type-Safety

bind.Implementation[Iface, Impl]() can't guarantee Impl is assignable to Iface at compile time and panics at runtime. Internally there are several instances of any and reflection is still used given the nature of how Go generics work.

Note though that we can use generics to ensure that certain types exist and the use of any in the public API is non-existent.

Package channel

Utilities to work with channels.

• Safe* methods to perform common actions on channels that won't panic (read: either you don't care or it's a code smell)
• Maybe* methods to perform common patterns with less ceremony

Package slice

Utilities to work with slices.