didi: Dependency Injection Container

didi is a lightweight, battle-tested Inversion of Control (IoC) container for JavaScript and TypeScript, primarily used for dependency injection. It allows decoupling component declaration from instantiation by defining modules that declare components by name and specify how they are provided (e.g., as types, factories, or static values). The library then instantiates components on demand, transitively resolves their dependencies, and caches instances for reuse. Currently at stable version 11.0.0, didi maintains a moderate release cadence, largely driven by maintenance and dependency updates, with major version bumps often related to module system changes (e.g., ESM-only). Its key differentiators include its minimal footprint, focus on core DI patterns, and proven use in mature projects like Karma and diagram-js, making it suitable for applications requiring robust, explicit dependency management.