modern-di integration for Litestar.
Full guide: Litestar integration docs
Usage example: litestar-sqlalchemy-template
Installation
uv add modern-di-litestar # or: pip install modern-di-litestar
Usage
1. Define providers
import dataclasses
from modern_di import Group, Scope, providers
@dataclasses.dataclass(kw_only=True)
class Database:
url: str
@dataclasses.dataclass(kw_only=True)
class UserRepository:
db: Database
class AppDependencies(Group):
database = providers.Factory(creator=Database, kwargs={"url": "sqlite:///app.db"})
user_repo = providers.Factory(scope=Scope.REQUEST, creator=UserRepository)
2. Wire the plugin
import litestar
from modern_di import Container
from modern_di_litestar import ModernDIPlugin
groups = [AppDependencies]
container = Container(groups=groups)
app = litestar.Litestar(
plugins=[ModernDIPlugin(container, autowired_groups=groups)],
)
container.validate() # optional fail-fast; the plugin has registered its providers by now
Passing autowired_groups to ModernDIPlugin autowires each provider as a Litestar dependency keyed by its attribute name (database, user_repo), so a route receives one by declaring a parameter with that name. The name di_container is reserved for the plugin's own dependency (section 5). Creating the app raises ImproperlyConfiguredException if a group declares a provider under that name, or if a di_container dependency is already registered when the plugin initializes, whether through Litestar(dependencies=...) or an earlier plugin.
3. Inject into routes
Mark every injected parameter with NamedDependency[...] from litestar.di. Litestar 2.23 deprecated
inferring a dependency from a plain annotation, and Litestar 3.0 removes it.
Explicit, per route with FromDI
from litestar.di import NamedDependency
from modern_di_litestar import FromDI
@litestar.get(
"/users",
dependencies={"repo": FromDI(UserRepository)},
)
async def list_users(repo: NamedDependency[UserRepository]) -> list[str]: ...
FromDI accepts a type (UserRepository) or a provider instance (AppDependencies.user_repo). Pass a provider instance only for providers outside autowired_groups: Litestar rejects one provider registered under two keys and raises ImproperlyConfiguredException.
Implicit, by autowired provider name
When autowired_groups is passed to ModernDIPlugin, a route receives a provider by naming a parameter after it:
@litestar.get("/users")
async def list_users(user_repo: NamedDependency[UserRepository]) -> list[str]: ...
4. Access the raw request or websocket via DI
def request_method(request: litestar.Request) -> str:
return request.method
class AppDependencies(Group):
...
request_method = providers.Factory(
scope=Scope.REQUEST,
creator=request_method,
bound_type=None,
)
litestar_request_provider and litestar_websocket_provider are pre-built ContextProvider instances that make the current Request / WebSocket objects resolvable within DI.
5. Sub-request (action) scopes
The plugin registers a di_container dependency that yields the per-connection child container (REQUEST scope for HTTP, SESSION scope for WebSocket). For work that should live shorter than a request, build a child container from it inside a route:
@litestar.get("/")
async def handler(di_container: NamedDependency[Container]) -> None:
async with di_container.build_child_container() as action_container:
result = action_container.resolve_provider(AppDependencies.some_action_scoped_factory)
6. Retrieve the root container
from modern_di_litestar import fetch_di_container
container = fetch_di_container(app)
API
| Symbol | Description |
|---|---|
ModernDIPlugin(container, autowired_groups=None) |
Litestar InitPlugin that wires the DI container into the app lifecycle |
FromDI(dependency) |
Returns a Litestar Provide that resolves a provider (or type) per connection |
litestar_request_provider |
ContextProvider for the current litestar.Request (REQUEST scope) |
litestar_websocket_provider |
ContextProvider for the current litestar.WebSocket (SESSION scope) |
fetch_di_container(app) |
Retrieves the root container from app.state |
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