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A PHP package for managing dependencies and dependency injection.

Installation

You can install this package via Composer:

composer require loomlabs/dependency-injection-component

Usage

DependencyContainer

The DependencyContainer class provides a simple way to manage and retrieve dependencies. You can add and retrieve dependencies as follows:

use Loom\DependencyInjectionComponent\DependencyContainer;

// Create a container
$container = new DependencyContainer();

// Add a dependency
$container->add(MyDependency::class, new MyDependency());

// Retrieve a dependency
$dependency = $container->get(MyDependency::class);

DependencyManager

The DependencyManager class allows you to load dependencies from a YAML configuration file and register them in a DependencyContainer. Here's an example of how to use it:

use Loom\DependencyInjectionComponent\DependencyContainer;
use Loom\DependencyInjectionComponent\DependencyManager;

// Create a container
$container = new DependencyContainer();

// Create a manager and load dependencies from a YAML file
$manager = new DependencyManager($container);
$manager->loadDependenciesFromFile('path/to/dependencies.yaml');

In your YAML configuration file (dependencies.yaml), you can define services and their arguments for injection.

Setting Up Your Services/Dependencies Definitions

Here's an example of a dependencies.yaml file that demonstrates how to define services and their arguments for injection:

services:
  myService:
    class: 'Namespace\MyService'
    arguments:
      - 'argument1'
      - 'argument2'
      - '@anotherService'  # Inject another service

Here's a breakdown of the elements in the dependencies.yaml file:

• services: This section defines the services and their configurations.
• alias: Your chosen alias for the service - myService.
• class: The fully qualified class name of the service class.
• arguments: An array of constructor arguments. Use "@" to reference other services.

Once you've set up your dependencies.yaml file with the desired services and configurations, you can load and manage these dependencies using the Dependency Injection Package.

License

This package is open-source software licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 3.0 (GPL-3.0).