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Flora Example: Prototypes (Factories)
This example demonstrates how to change the lifecycle of a component from Singleton (default) to Prototype (fresh instance per call).
The Concept
By default, Flora creates exactly one instance of each component per container. But sometimes you need a fresh instance, like a unique Session for every HTTP request or a temporary file handler.
If you add the struct tag flora:"scope=prototype" to your component, Flora changes its behavior. Instead of injecting the finished struct (e.g., *Session) into your consumers, Flora generates and injects a Factory Closure (func() *Session).
Calling this factory function creates a brand new instance on the fly and automatically resolves all of its deep dependencies!
How to run
- Generate the DI container (
flora_container.go) in the current directory:flora gen -o .
2. Run the application:
```bash
go run .
Expected Output
-> [Init] Server initialized (Singleton)
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-> [Factory] Created a brand new Session with ID: 4182
Server handling request for Alice using Session 4182
-> [Factory] Created a brand new Session with ID: 8917
Server handling request for Bob using Session 8917
(Note: The exact Session IDs will be randomly generated on your machine)
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