Aglyph is a Dependency Injection framework for Python that supports Type 2 (setter) and Type 3 (constructor) injection, and programmatic or XML-based configuration.
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Aglyph-0.8-beta has been released. Four milestones were achieved in this release: 1. Added support for lazy/eager evaluation of arguments and setters 2. Expanded DTD to include support for almost all standard Python types 3. Removed INI-style configuration support 4. Created full test suite (unittest) For now, the XML context file in the test suite is the best place to look for examples of how to set up your own context. I plan to include full documentation and samples in the 0.9 release later this summer.
Work has begun on 0.8-beta. The two biggest changes in this version (ETA mid-May) will be (a) removing support for the Ini-style configuration file syntax and (b) adding support for eager/lazy evaluation of constructor and setter arguments. Once eager/lazy evaluation is implemented, Aglyph will be able to handle all Python builtin types as argument values.
The 0.7-beta version of Aglyph is now available. This release contains the Aglyph framework source, generated pydoc documentation, and a small sample application.
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