dyject
Dyject is a lightweight, python dependency injection module. It is compatiable with both Python 2.7 and Python 3 and has no other dependencies. Using standard configuration files, dyject can be used to wire classes in Python together.
For exampels and tutorials, visit [http://dyject.com](http://dyject.com)
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