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Package container
Short Description A simple PHP dependency injection container
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/phetit/dependency-injection
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Informations about the package container
Phetit Container
A simple PHP dependency injection container.
This package is an implementation of PSR-11 container interface, and follows the Semantic Versioning specification.
Installation
You can install it using composer:
Usage
Create an instance of ContainerBuilder class.
Register a service
You can register a service using the register($id, $resolver) method, and passing the id (string) and the resolver (a closure).
Retrieving the service
You can retrieve registered services using the get($id) method:
Non shared services
By default all services are shared. This means that services are resolved only the first time get($id) method is called. So in following calls you'll get the same object.
In order to get a new instance on every call, you need to use the factory() method:
Parameters
You can register parameters using parameter() method:
Accessing container from a service
Container object is injected to service resolvers, so you can access other entries defined in the container:
Contributing
Refer to CONTRIBUTING for information.
