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Package container
Short Description An easy to use PSR-11 compatible dependency injection container.
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/bayfrontmedia/container
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Informations about the package container
Container
An easy to use PSR-11 compatible dependency injection container.
- License
- Author
- Requirements
- Installation
- Usage
License
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.
Author
Requirements
- PHP
^8.0
Installation
Usage
Start using the container
Public methods
- set
- getEntries
- get
- make
- has
- remove
- setAlias
- getAliases
- hasAlias
- removeAlias
set
Description:
Set an entry into the container.
Anonymous functions (closures) are called on the first get().
Parameters:
$id(string)$value(mixed)$overwrite = false(bool): If false, aContainerExceptionis thrown if an entry with the same ID already exists. Otherwise, it is overwritten.
Returns:
- (void)
Throws:
Bayfront\Container\ContainerException
Example:
Any type of value can be set in the container.
Services with dependencies can be set using an anonymous function (a \Closure)
which returns an instance of the class.
The first time a service is requested from the container using get(),
the anonymous function is called and the result is saved.
On subsequent calls, the same ID always returns the same result.
The anonymous function always calls the container instance as the first argument. This allows you to reference other items from the container, if needed. If you do not need access to the container, the parameter may be omitted from the function signature.
getEntries
Description:
Returns an array of all ID's existing in the container.
Parameters:
- None.
Returns:
- (array)
Example:
get
Description:
Get an entry from the container by its ID or alias.
Parameters:
$id(string)
Returns:
- (mixed)
Throws:
Bayfront\Container\NotFoundException
Example:
make
Description:
Makes and returns a new class instance, automatically injecting dependencies which exist in the container.
Parameters:
$class(string)$params = [](array): Additional parameters to pass to the class constructor.
Returns:
- (mixed)
Throws:
Bayfront\Container\ContainerExceptionBayfront\Container\NotFoundException
Example:
has
Description:
Does entry or alias exist in the container?
(ie: Can an entry be resolved using get() with this ID?)
Parameters:
$id(string): ID or alias
Returns:
- (bool)
Example:
remove
Description:
Remove entry from container, if existing.
Parameters:
$id(string)
Returns:
- (void)
Example:
setAlias
Description:
Set an alias for a given ID.
Parameters:
$alias(string)$id(string)$overwrite = false(bool): If false, aContainerExceptionis thrown if an alias with the same name already exists. Otherwise, it will be overwritten.
Returns:
- (void)
Throws:
Bayfront\Container\ContainerException
Example:
One benefit of aliases is that they allow you to retrieve entries from the container in a concise, easy to remember manner. In addition, aliases allow you to bind an interface to an implementation.
For example:
Now, whenever a class requires an implementation of Fully\Namespaced\Interface,
an instance of Fully\Namespaced\Implementation will be returned, if existing in the container.
getAliases
Description:
Returns an array of all existing aliases.
Parameters:
- None.
Returns:
- (array)
Example:
hasAlias
Description:
Does alias exist?
Parameters:
$alias(string)
Returns:
- (bool)
Example:
removeAlias
Description:
Remove alias.
Parameters:
$alias(string)
Returns:
- (void)
Example:
