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Support function defs as function values (for factory dependencies)

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Description

It would be nice if function defs were automatically converted to function values.

So that with the following class:

class PlatformsPage(store:PlatformStore,platformBackend:(BackendScope[Props,State] => Backend))

You could wire its dependencies with a module like:

trait PlatformsModule {
  lazy val platformsPage = wire[PlatformsPage]
  lazy val platformsStore = wire[PlatformStore]
  def platformsBackend(scope:BackendScope[Props,State]):Backend = new Backend(scope)
}

There are easy alternatives:

lazy val platformsBackend:BackendScope[Props,State] => Backend = new Backend(_)
type BackendFactory = BackendScope[Props,State] => Backend
lazy val platformsBackend:BackendFactory = new Backend(_)

But given that defs are used with MacWire, it seems like it would be nice to support function defs as function value dependencies.

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The issue names no source files or tests. Start by locating MacWire's handling of function definitions and function-valued dependencies; done means a def like platformsBackend can satisfy the function-valued constructor dependency, with coverage for the shown wiring.

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tooling
Issue type
Feature
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