petk / php-container
PSR-11 compatible dependency injection container
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Requires
- psr/container: ^2.0
Requires (Dev)
- phpunit/phpunit: ^10.2
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Lightweight PSR-11 compatible PHP dependency injection container.
Installation
composer require petk/php-container
Usage
Create, for example, config/container.php
file which returns container
instance:
<?php declare(strict_types=1); use Petk\Container; // Container instantiation. $container = new Container(); // Adding dependencies to container is as easy as setting them to the given key. $container->set(App\Utility::class, function ($c) { return new App\Utility(); }); // Adding more complex dependencies can be done like this. $container->set(App\Database::class, function ($c) { return new App\Database($c->get(App\Utility::class)); }); return $container;
Then you can use such container configuration in the application front controller or other application entry files like this:
<?php declare(strict_types=1); // Require Composer autoloader. require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php'; // Use the Container class. $container = require __DIR__ . '/../config/container.php'; $database = $container->get(App\Database::class); // Use $database further.
Circular dependencies
Circular dependencies are a bad practice where two classes have dependencies of each other. See the following example:
<?php // ... class ChildClass { public function __construct(private ParentClass $parent) { } } class ParentClass { public function __construct(private ChildClass $child) { } } $container->set(ParentClass::class, function ($c) { return new ParentClass($c->get(ChildClass::class)); }); $container->set(ChildClass::class, function ($c) { return new ChildClass($c->get(ParentClass::class)); }); // This will throw ContainerCircularDependencyException. $object = $container->get(Parent::class);
Above will throw the ContainerCircularDependencyException
which means
constructing dependencies of ParentClass
and ChildClass
should be done
differently. Perhaps you need event driven implementation here or something
else.
License and contributing
Contributions are welcome by forking the repository on GitHub. This repository is released under the MIT license.