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Informations about the package cake-container

CakePHP Container

An easy way to add a good dependency injection container to Cakephp 2 applications.

This installs League's Container, injects it into controllers, and adds it into CakeRegistry so you can access it as a singleton from anywhere else you may need it.

Why?

I support a number of legacy CakePHP applications, and the lack of a container or a nice way to do DI was annoying.

Installation

Install with composer.

Load the plugin in Config/bootstrap.php. Bootstrap needs to be set to true.

Usage

Create a file at Config/container.php to contain your container config. In here you can specify anything from the League Container docs. For example, to load a service provider your config file would contain something like:

Check the League Container docs for more useful examples.

Change AppController so that it implements League\Container\ContainerAwareInterface and uses the League\Container\ContainerAwareTrait trait.

Usage within Controllers

You can access the container from within a controller by calling $this->getContainer(). So to get an instance of a class named DocumentManagement that was set up by your service provider you could do this in your controller.

Usage within Shells

You can access the container in a shell the same way you'd use it in a controller by extending ContainerAwareShell. The easiest way to do this is to change AppShell to extend ContainerAwareShell.

Usage from other places

If you really need to use the container outside of a controller you can get an instance of it from the ClassRegistry.

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Requires php Version >=5.4.0
composer/installers Version *
league/container Version 1.*
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