Providers

Aioinject implements multiple different providers, they work similarly to service lifetimes in other libraries, such as DI in .NET Core

Scoped

Objects provided with Scoped provider would be cached within context.

import aioinject


container = aioinject.Container()
container.register(aioinject.Scoped(list))

with container.sync_context() as ctx:
    object_1 = ctx.resolve(list)
    object_2 = ctx.resolve(list)
    assert object_1 is object_2

Transient

Transient provider would provide different instances even if used within same context

import aioinject


container = aioinject.Container()
container.register(aioinject.Transient(list))

with container.sync_context() as ctx:
    object_1 = ctx.resolve(list)
    object_2 = ctx.resolve(list)
    assert object_1 is not object_2

Singleton

Singleton works as you expect - there would be only one instance of a singleton object, bound to a specific container

import aioinject


container = aioinject.Container()
container.register(aioinject.Singleton(list))

with container.sync_context() as ctx:
    object_1 = ctx.resolve(list)

with container.sync_context() as ctx:
    object_2 = ctx.resolve(list)

assert object_1 is object_2

Object

Object provider just returns an object provided to it:

aioinject.Object(42)

would always return 42