Releases: Aleksbgbg/Wingman
API Changes, New Additions
Description
Wingman has been split into three packages for ease of use:
- Wingman.DI (dependency injection)
- Wingman.Services (general-purpose services)
- Wingman.WPF (Caliburn.Micro support)
You can install the main package, Wingman, which will install all of the above.
Wingman.Services has a new DataService addition, which will save data files to %AppData% on Windows machines. You can configure the service to save to other directories, or even a database - it is completely modular. This still needs some work.
Some breaking API changes have been introduced - in particular, a new pattern of service creation has been introduced. For example, the DependencyContainerFactory.Create() method now returns a DependencyContainerCreation, which contains properties for each dependency container interface, rather than one type implementing all of the interfaces. This is as a result of splitting the interface implementation across multiple classes.
Mainly, the dependency injection part of the library has been reworked, with a custom implementation. Both the ServiceFactory and DependencyContainer now share the same dependency injection codebase. Thus, the DI package no longer depends on Caliburn.Micro.
Finally, Wingman.DI and Wingman.Services now support netstandard2.0, netcoreapp2.0, and netcoreapp2.2. This isn't tested or confirmed, however the code compiles for these platforms and can be installed. As a result, Mono is also supported. Let me know if there are any fixes required on these new platforms!
API Changes
Description
Release 1.2.0 comes with API changes which yield some performance improvements as well as consistency and ease-of-use.
ServiceFactory Upgrade
Ambiguous Constructor Resolution
Description
Fixed ambiguous constructor resolution, so similar constructors can be used from the IServiceFactory.
First Release
Description
Release 1.0.0 includes a configurable Bootstrapper implementation for Caliburn.Micro, with interfaces for a dependency container and service factory.