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Package dic
Short Description A very simple and convenient lib for working with Dependency Injection Container for PHP.
License MIT
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Informations about the package dic
DIC - Dependency Injection Container
A very simple and convenient lib for working with Dependency Injection Container for PHP
Installation
Run the following command from you terminal:
or add this to require section in your composer.json file:
then run
Usage
As an example, we will use the library , to start we install it:
Now the implementation itself:
Available Methods
The following methods are available:
Example usage
Method
Writes an anonymous function that returns an instance of the object.
You can also specify the interface and class that implements this interface:
Note: when you add a component through the method, each time this component is called by the method, a new instance of this component will be created.
Method
Writes an anonymous function that returns an instance of the object. The component is created once and placed in the buffer at each request to receive the component, it is taken from the buffer.
You can also specify the interface and class that implements this interface:
Note. When you add a component through the method, each time this component is called by the method, only once is created, placed in the buffer, and returned. Subsequent requests for get the component are returned from the buffer.
Method
If the component is in the buffer returns from the buffer in the remaining cases creates.
Tests
Run the following command from you terminal:
