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dominictarr/depject

simplest dependency injection

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Depject is a tiny Node‑JS library that implements a minimalist dependency‑injection system for JavaScript modules. By letting each module declare what it **needs** and what it **gives**, and by supporting three resolution strategies – *first*, *map* and *reduce* – the library lets developers compose feature “opinions” without hard‑coding import paths, making it easy to add, replace, or merge functionality in plug‑in‑style applications. It’s aimed at Node developers building extensible, opinion‑agnostic tools or applications who want a lightweight way to wire up loosely‑coupled components.