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[epodivilov]

Hi. Interesting project!

I see that it was inspired by ditox, but it would be interesting to know the differences/advantages of this solution.

[ch1ller0]

Hey! Ill include that in the docs but I want it to be here as well.
Ditox is great, but basically the idea was to implement a library that mimics the DI systems of Angular/Nest/Tramvai. So I might consider this as a wrapper around ditox`s system.
The main differences compared to ditox package are:

• Different API, it is more constrained overall compared to ditox. In ditox you have to bind everything manually and one-after-another, which I find pretty risky sometimes. @fridgefm/inverter has more constraints when it comes to resolving/providing values.
• In inverter you have no ability to dynamically add/remove providers. It is debatable, but for me it is rather a pro - all your providers are either resolved at start or the program simply wont work. In my opinion, in ditox it might come as an unpleasant surprise one day.
• Inverter identifies cyclic dependecies and shows you a nice stack. Ditox goes to maximum call stack exceeded error instead.
• Conception of modules is different. In inverter it is an entity that adds providers to the container, but in ditox it is rather yet another provider itself.
• Inverter does not have react bindings(yet), ditox does.

To wrap it all up, it looks like ditox is a lot more like a library because it gives you full (and sometimes even too much) control, opposed to @fridgefm/inverter that is like a framework, where you just have to fill in the blanks. There might be some other differences but thats what came to my mind first.