##Typed actors test

####Create an actor To create an actor, simply call ComponentFactory.instance.getComponent[A], where type A will need to be a trait. The system will create the class defined in the config file for that trait (check application.conf).

When called with a class, the component factory will simply instantiate and return that specific type to the caller.

####Dependency injection for unit testing The system can also be modified to be used to manage dependency injection, for example for unit testing.

For example, add in class ComponentFactory:

class ComponentFactory {

...

  private[this] var injector = Guice.createInjector()

  def setGuiceModule(module: ScalaModule) = {
    this.injector = Guice.createInjector(module)
  }

  //Replace buildComponent with this implementation
  private[this] def buildComponent[T](className: String)(implicit m: Manifest[T]): T = {
    Logger.trace("Creating component of type [%s] as [%s]".format(className, m.runtimeClass.getName))
    injector.getInstance(Class.forName(className)).asInstanceOf[T]
  }
}

####Typed actors Actors are strongly typed and running with several instances, managed by a smallest mailbox routing logic (check CodacyRouter.scala).

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