Description

Module wiring using uber's dig dependency injection container.

There are two approaches to module wiring demonstrated here:

• the Provide* method approach, see https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/blob/aaronc/minimal-di-wiring-v3/x/auth/module/module.go. In this approach, all Provide* methods are used in the dependency injection container automatically with ModuleKey being a special parameter.
• the Provisioner interface approach, see: https://github.com/cosmos/cosmos-sdk/blob/aaronc/minimal-di-wiring-v3/x/gov/module/module.go. In this approach, Provision is called with a ModuleKey and a container.Option is returned. container.Option is inspired by uber-go/fx: https://pkg.go.dev/go.uber.org/fx#Option, and it's a nicer way to compose things than using dig.Provide directly.

I think I pretty strongly prefer the first Provide* method approach for most module development because it just looks cleaner to my eyes. (Also it could be amenable to static analysis a la google/wire in the future but I'm not even sure it's worth it at this point.) I do think the fx Option approach is good for lower-level "non-module" providers.

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