Sugar

[dDomovoj]

Hello! Maybe it would be even more handy if something like this existed?

#if SUPPORTS_INJECTION
import Inject
#endif
import UIKit

protocol Injectable { }

extension UIViewController: Injectable { }
extension Injectable where Self: UIViewController {

#if SUPPORTS_INJECTION
  var injected: Inject.ViewControllerHost<Self> { Inject.ViewControllerHost(self) }
#else
  var injected: Self { self }
#endif

}

extension UIView: Injectable { }
extension Injectable where Self: UIView {

#if SUPPORTS_INJECTION
  var injected: Inject.ViewHost<Self> { Inject.ViewHost(self) }
#else
  var injected: Self { self }
#endif

}

[krzysztofzablocki]

I appreciate the idea but the host role is to allow to re-create (it uses autoclosure) whole View / VC on the spot, that way you can change memory layouts etc as long as your initializer is stable, allowing for much more stable workflow.

Because of that this wouldn't really work in practice in majority of cases where I used hosting