Prashant.AutoServiceInjection 6.0.1

Auto Service Injection

A automated service injection for DotNet.

Supported

Tested on .Net6 Only .Net6, .Net5 is supported.

Architectural pattern

There are two ways of performing automated dependency injections.

1. Old style, where service is explicitly marked to interface with service type to do dependency injection.
2. New Style, where interface is marked with contact and service is marked with serivce type.

New style of standard implies one to one model where a single contract can only have a single service. In this model, the development of a project will faster and quicker. Prefer new style.

New style

In Program.cs

var builder = WebApplication.CreateBuilder(args);
...
...
builder.Services.AutoRegisterServices();  // Add this to enable Auto Dependencies injection. By default old style is disabled.
...
...

Service model

using System;

[Service(ServiceType.Transient)]
public class TheDemoService : IDemo

Contract model

using System;

[Contract]
public interface IDemo

Old Style

To enable old style in .Net 6 and .Net 5

builder.Services.AutoRegisterServices(opt => {
    opt.EnableBackwardCompatibility = true;
});

using Prashant.AutoServiceInjection;

[Service(typeof(IDemo),ServiceType.Transient)]
public class TheDemoService : IDemo

In startup.cs

using Prashant.AutoServiceInjection;

public void ConfigureServices(IServiceCollection services)
{
    ....
    ....
    Service.AutoRegister(services,true); //That's all
}

For issues and Sugguestions

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