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Defines interface for objects that are able to instantiate and manage lifetime for instantiated objects. Provides a singleton, and prototype implementation of defined interface.
The main task of an container container, is to manage the lifetime of objects contained in them. Therefore they can manage when an object registered is created, how much it lives, and when it dies. This package provides containers for managed objects (singleton, and prototype for now). Singleton container instantiates all registered objects at once, and keeps them alive until it itself is destroyed/collected by garbage collector. Prototype on other hand, just creates them and leave management of created objects to the rest of application.
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