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Dependency Injection Container Plugin for CakePHP 4

This plugin adds the ability to configure object instances and their dependencies before they are used, and to store them into a container class to easy access.

It uses the clean and flexible Ray.Di Library which is a PHP dependency injection framework in the style of "Google Guice".

Ray.Di also allows you to program using AOP, that is, decorating the configured instances so some logic can be run before or after any of their methods.

Installation

You can install this plugin into your CakePHP application using composer.

Configuration

Upgrading from library version 1.x (Cake 3.x)

DEPRECATED:

Remove the following lines in your: config/bootstrap.php:

Controller Injection

For getting injection in your controllers to work you need to add the following line in the bootstrap method of your Application.php:

Shell Injection

For getting injection in your controllers to work you need to add the following line of your bin/cake.php:

Additionally, you can configure the modules to be used and caching options in your config/app.php file.

Modules can also be returned as instances in the configuration array:

Finally, if you wish to tune your modules before they are registered, you can use a callable function:

What is a Module anyway?

Modules are classes that describe how instances and their dependencies should be constructed, they provide a natural way of grouping configurations. An example module looks like this:

Modules are, by convention, placed in your src/Di/Module folder. Read more about creating modules and how to bind instances to names in the Official Ray.Di Docs.

Usage

After creating and passing the modules in the configuration, you can get instance of any class and have their dependencies resolved following the rules created in the modules:

Injecting Dependencies in Controllers

Ray.Di is able to inject instances to your controllers based on annotations:

As soon as the controller is created, all methods having the @Inject annotation will get instances of the hinted class passed. This works for constructors as well.

Injecting Dependencies in Controller Actions

It is also possible to inject dependencies directly in the controller actions. When doing this, add the type-hinted dependency to the end of the arguments and set the default value to null, it is also required to annotate the method using @Assisted

Injecting Dependencies in Shells

Shells are also able to receive dependencies via the @Inject annotation. But first, you need to change the cake console executable to use PipingBag. Open your bin/cake.php file and make it look like this:

Then you can apply annotations to your shells:

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