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Status: Started
Owner: limpbizkit
Comment #10 on issue 131 by limpbizkit: partial injection a.k.a. factory
generation
http://code.google.com/p/google-guice/issues/detail?id=131
@sberlin, @gili, Don't worry, we'll be keeping FactoryProvider around —
we've got to migrate our own code
too! But going forward we won't be using @Assisted or @AssistedInject
annotations.
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I reviewed Daniel's FactoryModule(). It's awesome! But as I'd discussed
with Daniel, it doesn't work naturally
with @Provides methods. We could allow the user to opt-out, but in general
I really don't like the idea of the
user seeing a module installed and that module not being installed normally.
So I've changed his API to use builders instead. Here's what it looks like:
bind(SummerCarFactory.class).toInstance(
new
FactoryBuilder().thatMakes(Corvette.class).build(CarFactory.class));
FactoryBuilder has the following API. All methods are optional:
class FactoryBuilder {
public FactoryBuilder();
public FactoryBuilder withModule(Module module)
public FactoryBuilder thatMakes(Class<?> producedType);
public <F> F build(Class<F> factoryType);
}
I'm happy with the builder but the withModule() and thatMakes() method
names could use some lovin'.
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