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Vendor jankovacs Package injector Short Description Lightweight PHP dependency injector License
MIT
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Injects the class dependencies based on constructor signature.
Native types are not supported as dependencies (like int, array, string etc.) as into constructor one should pass just dependencies to other classes, not concrete data, e.g. 'locale' - that could be retrieved from a config class.
Singleton support is kept, but it is not recommended to use singletons.
Simple example for usage:
1) You have to specify somewhere in your application a config file for mappings, like this below:
2) Then you need to instantiate the injector and the mapper classes and set the mappings ( setMappings() method in the example above, but it could be named to whatever you want )
3) This is how you can inject dependencies into your classes
You don't need to rewrite your code by adding some injector specific stuff (like in the initial version of this injector), it is injecting the needed dependencies by the constructor signature.
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