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Tiny/Service Manager - it's a very simple realization of DI (dependency injection) container with a clean and understandable Api. (There are no any extra dependencies and it's very small).

DI containers are essential part of any modern framework or CMS. Differently speaking it's the one of the most important part in web applications, which stores and produces any kind of services for you (controllers, services, utilities, etc).

Furthermore it follows to a one of the SOLID. principle (dependency injection or dependency inversion). Which stands for - you should not create objects directly in other objects, because of some difficulties in unit testing and maintaining of embedded classes. Lets check a look a couple of examples:

a wrong way:

the best way - is to inject any dependencies in constructor or setters (if dependencies are optional).

service manager in action

now we can easily test the A class injecting a mocked version of the B

For more details please check a look the documentation link below.

Installation

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Documentation

https://tiny-docs.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tiny-service-manager/docs/index.html

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psr/container Version ^1.0
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