apywire
Lazy object wiring and dependency injection for Python 3.12+
Features
- 🚀 Lazy Loading
- ⚡ Async Support
- 🔒 Thread Safety
- 📦 Code Generation
- 📄 Naturally Configurable
- 🧩 Overlayable
- 🎯 Zero Dependencies
Installation
uv pip install apywire
Quick Example
from apywire import Wiring
spec = {
"datetime.datetime now": {"year": 2025, "month": 1, "day": 1},
"MyService service": {"start_time": "{now}"}, # Dependency injection
}
wired = Wiring(spec)
service = wired.service() # Lazy instantiation + caching
spec is a plain dictionary. It can be written in Python, or come from a
config file, apywire doesn't care.
Specs overlay, so a library can ship defaults and a user's config can extend them instead of restating them:
from apywire import Wiring, merge_specs
defaults = {"myapp.Registry registry": {"repos": ["{builtin}"]}}
user = {"registry": {"+repos": ["{my_repo}"]}} # append, don't replace
wired = Wiring(merge_specs(defaults, user))
Documentation
📚 Full Documentation • Getting Started • API Reference • Examples
Build docs locally:
make docs-serve # http://127.0.0.1:8000
Development
uv sync --extra dev # Setup
make all # Format, lint, test, build
See docs/development.md for guidelines.
License
ISC License - see LICENSES/ISC.txt
1 maintainer
Metadata
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