#####Simple auto dependency injection.

Create a bag of functions.

var bag={};
bag.a=function a(){
    return "hello "
};
bag.b=function b(){
    return "world"
};
bag.c=function c(a,b){
    return {
        someApi:function(){
            return a+b
        }
    }
}

Create a bag of results.

var result={};

Call auto-inject

var someTemp=autoInject(bag,result);
someTemp.load("c"); //load returns the dependency as well.
// functions a,b,c has all been called and stored in result
    

Calling run doesn't store anything to results.

function test(c){
    console.log(c.someApi());
}
someTemp.run(test)

You can also load a ton of dependencies from a directory

someTemp.loadDir("absFilePath")

Don't minify code for now, it relies on toString to parse the names and args.

Don't use it in production unless you really want to.

Minified version, Bower support coming soon.