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the [article](https://medium.com/@ivovk/dependency-injection-with-cats-effect-resource-monad-ad7cd47b977) I wrote about
the topic.

Traditional approach to dependency enjection with cats-effect is to build a single for-comprehension that wires all the
Traditional approach to dependency injection with cats-effect is to build a single for-comprehension that wires all the
dependencies together. This approach is not very scalable and can become quite messy as the number of dependencies
grows.

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}
```

## Installation

Supported Scala versions: `3.x`

To install add the following to your `build.sbt`:

```scala
resolvers += "GitHub Package Registry (igor-vovk)" at "https://maven.pkg.github.com/igor-vovk/_"

libraryDependencies += "io.github.ivovk" %% "cats-effect-simple-di" % "{latest_version}"
```

## Debugging allocation order

If you want to see the order of initialization and finalization of resources, use `LogbackAllocationListener` when
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