Add InjectorConfig to control explicit injection behavior #85
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jonathanmach
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Nov 19, 2024
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Alternatively we could use a dataclass
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@jstasiak, just raising this to get some initial thoughts from you (before I continue making progress on this).
I imagined that #83 could be implemented via something like:
I also introduced a
InjectorConfigobject that gets passed around. I decided to go with a proper class instead of a flag in case you need to introduce additional config params in the future.(alternatively I could've made
wrap_fun()a method of FlaskInjector? And keep InjectorConfig as a state in FlaskInjector )I'm keen to hear if you'd prefer it implemented in a different way. Let me know!