private static void ConfigureContainer()
{
Container = new Container();
// Basic test first
Container.Register<IClient, TestClient>();
// Singletons can be set up using Reuse - demo this by getting an instance, updating value, then resolving a new instance
Container.Register<ISingletonClient, SingletonClient>(Reuse.Singleton);
// Registering with a primitive type to be passed to constructor
Container.Register<IServiceWithParameter, ServiceWithParameter>(Made.Of(() => new ServiceWithParameter(Arg.Index<string>(0)), requestIgnored => "this is the parameter"));
// Then registering a complex object instance to be used
Container.Register<TestObject>();
var testObj = new TestObject
{
ObjectName = "Ian",
ObjectType = "Person"
};
// Register the instance above (into the container) - giving it an Id ("serviceKey") = "obj1"
Container.RegisterInstance<TestObject>(testObj, serviceKey: "obj1");
// Register ServiceWithTypeParameter - saying "When you make me a ServiceWithTypeParameter; and a contructor needs a TestObject - use the one with Id "obj1"
Container.Register<IServiceWithTypeParameter, ServiceWithTypeParameter>(made: Parameters.Of.Type<TestObject>(serviceKey: "obj1"));
// And finally multiple implementations
// Registering multiple interface implementations using an enum key
Container.Register<IMultipleImplementations, MultipleImplementationOne>(serviceKey: InterfaceKey.FirstKey);
Container.Register<IMultipleImplementations, MultipleImplementationTwo>(serviceKey: InterfaceKey.SecondKey);
}
public ServiceWithTypeParameter(TestObject param)
{
_paramObject = param;
}
public ServiceWithTypeParameter(TestObject param)
{
_paramObject = param;
}
