- Adding method getRootScope to Toothpick and KTP. Thanks to @code-twister for the this contribution!
- Fixing issue #362: Improving IDE autocompletion for Binding API.
- Improving KTP class autocompletion.
- Trigger member injection even when delegates are used. This will allow to use method injection and inject parent dependencies on roots using KTP.
- Fixing issue #360: Member injectors contains and invalid reference to the parent member injector if it contains a generic. Thanks to @zawadz88 for the this contribution!
- Enable field injection with qualifiers for KTP
- Adding toothpick-sample
- TP3 specs can be find at #225
- KTP specs can be found at #316. Thx to @chenthorne and @dpreussler for their contributions to the Kotlin extensions of TP.
- Scope annotations are not backward compatible with version 2. In version 2, scope annotations had 2 meaning: @ActivitySingleton meant both that a class could only be injected in a scope that supported this annotation and that the class would provide singletons of this scope. In TP 3, it is now more fine grained: @ActivityScope means a class can only be injected in a scope that supports this annotation and it can be combined with @Singleton or not to denote that a class produces singletons of this scope or not.
- The scope API is now a fluent API. It is possible to define all scopes and sub scope in the same method chain, and to configure them at the same time. See the new samples. #217 and #218
- Kotlin is now a first class citizen of TP 3. KTP supports both field and constructor injection. Extensions are published to make things even more kotlin friendly. KTP doesn't offer method injections. KTP and TP are compatible. You can migrate classes to Kotlin incrementally in a java app using TP3.
- Support for releasable singletons. TP can release @Releasable annotated singletons under memory pressure to save memory.
- TP (java) supports method injections for methods throwing exceptions #200
- Support for package-protected classes #227
- Extension package for AndroidX life cycle allow to close a scope automatically when a FragmentActivity is closed. See sample.
- Extension package for AndroidX view models allow to inject a view model and get things injected in a view model automatically. See sample.
- The binding API now is absolutely equivalent to the expressivity of the annotations. The 2 are strictly compatible.
- Add Toothpick.isScopeOpen method to check whether a scope is already open. Thx to terrakok for this.
- support incremental annotation processing. All processors are now incremental and isolating.
- remove all registries, TP 2.x doesn't use registries any more. They were actually slower than not using them after we reworked on registries to enable obfuscation. Reflection is now used to load the factories and member injectors, this is normal (and all other annotation processor based libs do that too) and there is no impact on performance.
- support multiple rounds of annotation processing.
- generated classes now use
__instead of$$to make TP more compliant with some tools. - removed the generate ContextSingleton annotation
- smoothie now binds the ClipClipboardManager service. Thx to Cody Henthrone for this. Sorry we were late merging this !
- smoothie now contains non support and non android x bindings. We have introduced 2 new artifacts: smoothie-support and smoothie-androidx that respectively support the old legacy support library and the new android X libs).
- toothpick-testing now only contains core testing classes. New artifacts have been introduced to support junit 4 nd junit 5 (resp. : toothpick-testing-junit4, toothpick-testing-junit5)
- added a consumer proguard file
- Fix issue 146: generate registries in a way that is compatible with obfuscation. Obfuscated apps can now use TP registries. Thx to Pavel Shmakov for this contribution !
- Fix issue #283: Registries are not deterministic and it breaks compilation caching (for gradle)
- Fix issue #261. Better handling of non supported injected types (like primitives). Thx to Alexey Ershov for the detailed bug report.
- Fix issue #258, #256, #253: remove dependency to JSR 250 annotations, fix missing overrides.
- Welcome to Cody Henthorne and thanks for your first contributions !
- Solves issue #232: Make it possible to reset a single scope. Useful for automation testing when we want to reset the scope used to install test modules.
- Add sample for integration tests.
- Modernisation of the build, JVM tools and CI
- Fix issue #251. Give more details in errors when installing modules
- Fix issue #253. Add Generated annotation to generated classes (for error prone)
A more debuggable release of TP with better error messages to help tracking bugs in TP usage. We also allow devs to clean their builds by letting them fail the builds instead of issuing warnings.
- Solves issue #228: Add scope name to error message: The instance provided by the lazy/provider...
- Solves issue #229: Add parent scope names to error message: No binding was defined for class %s and name %s in scope %s and its parents.
- Solves issue #196: Change ContextSingleton retention policy to RUNTIME & deprecate it.
- Solves issue #227: Let TP use injection on non public classes.
- Solves issue #207: Add an option to fail the build if TP can't create a factory for a class.
- Solves issue #202: Fix error message.
- Solves issue #236: Add an option to fail the build if an injected method is not package private.
- Solves issue #222 installTestModules should override previous bindings in the same scope.
- Allow @Inject annotated constructors to send Exceptions #199
- Smoothie module, changing Android dependency scope to optional.
- Solves issue #161 Forcing custom Scope Annotations to use Runtime Retention.
- Solves issue #176 Making toothpick-javax-annotations optional.
- Solves issue #181 Code generated for the super MemberInjector field was not using the right FQN when super class is static.
- Solves issue #182 Removing usage of String.replace() inside Registries, it is not efficient.
- Solves issue #186 Solving JDK8-JDK7 compatibility issue with ConcurrentHashMap.keySet().
- Solves issue #178 Make closed scopes invalid.
- Solves issue #170 ToothPickRule should reset after test method is finished.
- Solves issue #163 getAnnotationsByType is available from java 8.
- Adding configuration to detect multiple trees in the forest of scopes.
- Solves issue #117 Factory code generator should strip the generic part of dependencies.
- Solves issue #118 Support custom annotations.
- Solves issue #119 Adding a warning when injected methods have public or protected visibility
- Solved issue #158 Removing last round warnings during annotation processing
- Solves issue #110 Adding support for the SuppressWarnings annotation to remove missing constructor warning.
- Solves issue #111 Changing factory to get the target scope only when needed.
- Solves issue #149: add methods to create singleton and producers producing singletons via binding programmatic API. Refine the meaning of the scope() method.
- Solves issue #150: bindings are now allowed when the target of the binding uses an annotation that is supported by the scope where the binding is installed.
- Fixing Runtime check bug: Cycle should end even if lookupProvider fails.
- Updating Configuration API.
- Fixing wrong binding for WifiManager.
- Fixing Smoothie sample presenter crash.
- Catching error about untyped Lazy or Provider.
- Fixing Lazies & Providers injected through constructors or methods.
- Decrease retention to classes for JSR 330 annotations. This implies to repackage them and use the new package instead of JSR 330 pure annotations. It makes no differences for developers and TP can contribute to create slimer first dexes with it.
- Injecting named shared preferences is possible now.
- Registry getter method length warning removed.
- fixing annotation processor compatibility issues with java 7.
- Renaming binding methods for instances: to -> toInstance and toProvider -> toProviderInstance.
- Adding SearchManager and PackageManager to Smoothie.
- Renaming Smoothie Modules: ActivityModule -> SmoothieActivityModule, ApplicationModule -> SmoothieApplicationModule and SupportActivityModule -> SmoothieSupportActivityModule.
- Bug fixes.
- Optimistic factories are dropped. We realized we should restrain anntation processing only to classes that the annotation processors do compile. The new system requires a bit more work for devs (basically annotating injected classes) but it is far more aligned with javac compiler. The new system also reduces the usage of excludes options in annotation processing.
- Introduction of the concept of relaxed factory creation. A classes with a scope annotation or injected members will get a factory.
- Changing groupid to com.github.stephanenicolas.toothpick.
- End of incubation period.
- TP is fully functional.
- Fully tested, code coverage is good.
- Benchmarks are pretty good.
- It has been reviewed by Carlos Sessa, Henri Tremblay and Michael Ma already. Thx reviewers !
- Wiki is complete.
- We are very close to a first API freeze now.