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Tribe Libs Container

The Tribe Libs Container uses PHP-DI to help you build object graphs, allowing for autowiring dependency injection.

Mutable Container

In general, you should design your services to be stateless.

However, for long-running processes (like queues) or in situations where you absolutely must create a fresh object, including all of its dependencies, you can use the Mutable Container.

This opens up the makeFresh() method, which works exactly like PHP-DI's make() method, but flushes the container's resolved entries, meaning the object's dependencies will also be recreated from scratch.

NOTE: Only use this when necessary, this is not as performant as the default container.

In a definer:

Then you can utilize the makeFresh() method to create purely fresh objects each time it's called:

Then call your factory:

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Requires php Version >=8.1
php-di/php-di Version ^6.0
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