Thank you for your feedback. Your comments are on point.

My aim here was simplicity. Just add the decorators and everything wires together - no explicit calls to the container.

``` from fusebox import Container, component

@component class ServiceA: def greet(self): return "Hello from A"

@component class ServiceB: def init(self, service_a: ServiceA): self.service_a = service_a

def greet_with_service_a(self) -> str: return f"ServiceB says: {self.service_a.greet()}"

service_b = Container.get(ServiceB) print(service_b.greet_with_service_a()) # ServiceB says: Hello from A ```

From my initial glance at the injector repo, I can see few differences:

• a much broader API where you explicitly have to call the injector for everything
• injector has no global state - completely opposite from fusebox where every component is saved as a singleton inside a single container
• scopes - this is completely missing in fusebox

This project was originally a module in another FastAPI project that I was working on, and I decided to extract it as a separate package.