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Informations about the package sf-dependency-injection-plugin

sfDependencyInjectionPlugin

It provides supporting the Symfony's DependencyInjection component in your older symfony (1.4) project with Composer.

This Plugin is inspired by https://github.com/issei-m/sfDependencyInjectionPlugin but uses some other approach to load the configuration files.

Installation

Create the following composer.json in your symfony 1.4 project's root.

Here, Composer would install the plugin in your plugins directory and some Symfony2 components into vendor/symfony/. Also, You can locate your PSR supported libraries to be auto-loaded in %SF_ROOT%/psr (optional).

Install the Composer and install some libraries.

To register the autoloader for libraries installed with composer, you must add this at the top of your ProjectConfiguration class:

Usage

The Plugin only creates an empty ContainerBuilder object.To add your service configuration, simply listen for the service_container.load_configuration event in your ProjectConfiguration. The following example will load the services.yml from the global config directory

You can do nearly anything with this ContainerBuilder. So maybe have a look at documentation: http://symfony.com/doc/current/components/dependency_injection/compilation.html

To use a Service in your Code, simply call the Service Container.

This will also work in your Templates anc Components.


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Requires symfony/dependency-injection Version 2.3.*
symfony/config Version 2.3.*
composer/installers Version ~1.0.0
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