I am currently using Play.current in the following way.
import play.api.{Logger, Play}
object ApplicationConfig {
val app = Play.current
def getConfInt(key: String): Option[Int] = {
val result = app.configuration.getInt(key)
result
}
}
Since migrating to 2.5, I have a warning saying that it is deprecated with
"This is a static reference to application, use DI instead"
However, the doc doesn't exactly say how am I supposed to use DI instead.
Thanks
Depending on your use case you should now use Environment
, ApplicationLifecycle
and Configuration
instead of Application
In your case you are actually interested in the configuration so the way to do this in Play 2.5.x would be like this:
class HomeController @Inject() (configuration: play.api.Configuration) extends Controller {
def config = Action {
Ok(configuration.underlying.getInt("some.config.key"))
}
}
The example I provided is for a controller but you can use this approach also on other places in your application. I just didn't like the ApplicationConfig
object you provided - consider refactoring it when migrating to Play 2.5.x - DI is now the way to go
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