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Sometimes you will need to resolve dependencies provided by the shared module while you have not access to it. This could happen because you're out of a ModuleBuilder.
Provide access to resolve shared dependencies.

//Usage proposal
resolve()
// or with tag
resolve(tag: "tag")

So we will add a resolve public function to handle this kind of usage.

Add Swift Package Manager support.

Add podspec to allow installation from CocoaPods

Create a Logger that puts how dependencies are being resolved, what modules are resolving it and if some dependency fails to get resolved.

Provide two logger levels, .error, .debug.
Error will print only whats happening when some dependency it's not resolved.
Debug will print all.

Add @Inject support to Auto Wire properties inside dependencies.

The usage should be something like...

struct A {
    @Inject var b: B
}

• Have this working on Structs
• Have this working on Classes
• Have this working also on ModuleBuilders

ModuleBuilders feature will be something like...

final class MagicMB: ModuleBuilder<UIViewController> {
    @Inject var some: Some

    func build() -> UIViewController {
         MagicViewController(some: some)
    }
}

Add code to all classes

Adding this new Swift 5.2 feature to module we will have the option to call it as function and resolve dependencies on factories registrations like:

factory { Some(dependency: $0()) }