goreen-tea VS wire

So, without further ado, I introduce you to Goreen-tea 🍵 A boilerplate project that focused on data-intensive (database heavy) microservice. Heavily inspired around the idea of application-centric architecture like clean architecture by Robert Martin.

Op’s pattern is not ideal. It certainly degrades testability. Check out https://github.com/google/wire Wire provides DI by being an initialization helper via code generation.

In terms of what I compare axon to, most DI frameworks in go require either lots of reflection to add/get values from the injector with interface{} based func params like dig or code generation like in wire which can be difficult to integrate into an existing codebase.

yeah I used uber.fx (which uses uber.dig under the hood) there's also Wire done by Google themselves https://github.com/google/wire but in my experience it is harder to set up and I found no way to create different containers and "rewire" dependencies

The same old story we had even if DI pattern is not supported in Go. But some cant live without it and they need libs like https://github.com/google/wire to auto-generate that code.

It might be worth having a try with wire.

For a slightly different take on this problem, check out Wire (https://github.com/google/wire).

We use wire https://github.com/google/wire