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Informations about the package dependency-injector

PHP7 Dependency Injector

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Installation

composer require oliver-schoendorn/dependency-injector

Don't forget to include the composer autoloader in your application bootstrap process.

Basic Usage

I recommend creating a single instance of the dependency injector during your applications bootstrap or request dispatching process.

The most common use case is to use the dependency injector to create instances of your controllers. In the following example, the dependency injector is used to create an instance of FakeController and to invoke the get method of it. All method parameters will be autowired.

Dealing with shared instances

Some dependencies should only have a single instance (or as few as possible), like a database connection for instance.

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Handling multiple connections (simple)

Sometimes you have to deal with multiple database connections for example. The following example shows how to deal with multiple shared instances of the same class or interface.

Note however, that this approach will not work with auto wiring and also break the type hinting in PhpStorm.

Handling multiple connections (verbose)

To circumvent the issues of the previous approach, you could define two additional interface that will be substituted by the read or write connection:

Building complex instance

Approach 1: Predefine constructor arguments

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Requires php Version ^8.1
psr/cache Version ^1.0
psr/container Version ^2.0
psr/log Version ^1.1
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