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:syringe: Transfuse - A Dependency Injection and Integration framework for Google Android

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We use the pattern in our existing app where Fragments require an interface on the containing activity to communicate back to the activity so that in onAttach we can validate...

I'd like to be able to name my Activities *Activity without having to reference *ActivityActivity in code... it would be cool if transfuse could use a configurable naming strategy... So...

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the usual implementation of `onOptionsItemSelected` in `Activity` subclasses needs to call `super.onOptionsItemSelected` if it doesn't handle the selection (i.e. return true)... how do you think the best way to tackle...

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I am trying to create a dialog fragment and need to specify `@WindowFeature(Window.FEATURE_NO_TITLE)` which is currently not possible with annotations. For now I will do it in a base class...

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we need the option to call `supportRequestWindowFeature();` instead of `requestWindowFeature();` another annotation? Currently I need another specific base class to deal with it.

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do you think there is an easy win to facilitate changing namespace based on build variant package names like in the manifest snippet below where `com.namespace.local` could be `com.namespace.test` or...

I'm trying to use `@Provides` to return a Singelton of a Retrofit REST API Service. The `@Provides` code looks like this: ``` java @TransfuseModule public class MainModule{ @Provides @Singleton @Named(Constants.SERVICE_PRODUCT)...

I'd like to inject the matching transfuse activity in my menuController class like this: ``` java public class MenuController implements ActivityMenuComponent { private MenuInflater menuInflater; private Context context; // this...

I can manually fix this by adding, `tools:node="replace"` on the application node along with the `xmlns:tools="http://schemas.android.com/tools"` at the root of the manifest. But of course it's all blown away as...

It would be helpful to be able to get the component used to create a generated class from that class. e.g., ``` java TransfuseActivity ta = Components.getComponentFor(androidActivity); TransfuseFragment tf =...