public void ExampleUsage2()
{
var IoC_inject = GetInjectorForTest();
// GetOrAddSingleton will automatically init a singleton instance and setup a provider:
var singletonRef1 = IoC_inject.GetOrAddSingleton <MyClass1>(this);
Assert.NotNull(singletonRef1);
Assert.True(singletonRef1 is MyClass1);
// When GetOrAddSingleton is called a second time the same instance is returned as before:
var singletonRef2 = IoC_inject.GetOrAddSingleton <MyClass1>(this);
// The returned references must be equal:
Assert.True(Object.ReferenceEquals(singletonRef1, singletonRef2));
// The same singleton instance can be accessed via the normal IoC.inject.Get(..):
Assert.True(Object.ReferenceEquals(singletonRef1, IoC_inject.Get <MyClass1>(this)));
// The singleton provider can be removed again:
Assert.True(IoC_inject.RemoveAllInjectorsFor <MyClass1>());
Assert.Null(IoC_inject.Get <MyClass1>(this));
// If there is already a provider set for MyClass1 GetOrAddSingleton will not create a singleton provider:
var singletonInstance = new MySubClass1();
IoC_inject.RegisterInjector <MyClass1>(new object(), (_, createIfNull) => {
return(createIfNull ? singletonInstance : null);
});
Assert.Same(singletonInstance, IoC_inject.Get <MyClass1>(this));
Assert.Same(singletonInstance, IoC_inject.GetOrAddSingleton <MyClass1>(this));
}
public void TestMissingDefaultConstructor()
{
var x1 = new MySubClass1()
{
myString = "I am s1", myString2 = "I am s2"
};
var jsonString = JsonWriter.GetWriter().Write(x1 as MyClass2);
var x2 = JsonReader.GetReader().Read <MySubClass2_WithNoDefaultConstructor>(jsonString);
Assert.Equal(x1.myString, x2.myString);
}
public void TestOverrideOldSubscriber()
{
Injector injector = GetInjectorForTest();
var injectionHandler = new object();
// Register an injector that will be replaced by a second one:
injector.RegisterInjector <MyClass1>(injectionHandler, (caller, createIfNull) => { throw Log.e("Should be replaced"); });
// Replace it:
MySubClass1 myClass1Singleton = new MySubClass1();
injector.RegisterInjector <MyClass1>(injectionHandler, (caller, createIfNull) => myClass1Singleton);
Assert.Same(myClass1Singleton, injector.Get <MyClass1>(this));
}
public void TestWithTypedJson()
{
// Typed json includes the C# assembly types in the json, so works only in a C# only scenario to parse the
// json string back into the correct C# class
MySubClass1 x1 = new MySubClass1()
{
myString = "I am s1", myComplexField2 = new MySubClass1()
{
myString = "A2"
}
};
string json = TypedJsonHelper.NewTypedJsonWriter().Write(x1);
object x2 = TypedJsonHelper.NewTypedJsonReader().Read <object>(json);
Assert.True(x2 is MySubClass1);
var x3 = x2 as MySubClass1;
Assert.Equal(x3.myString, x1.myString);
Assert.Equal((x3.myComplexField2 as MySubClass1).myString, (x1.myComplexField2 as MySubClass1).myString);
}
public void TestMultipleInjectors2()
{
var IoC_inject = GetInjectorForTest();
MyClass1 a = new MySubClass1();
MyClass1 b = new MySubClass2();
var firstInjectorWasUsed = false;
var secondInjectorWasUsed = false;
Assert.False(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyClass1>());
IoC_inject.RegisterInjector(new object(), (caller, createIfNull) => {
Log.d("Injector with MySubClass1 was called");
firstInjectorWasUsed = true;
return(a);
});
Assert.True(IoC_inject.HasInjectorRegistered <MyClass1>());
IoC_inject.RegisterInjector(new object(), (caller, createIfNull) => {
Log.d("Injector with MySubClass2 was called");
secondInjectorWasUsed = true;
return(b);
});
Assert.False(firstInjectorWasUsed);
Assert.False(secondInjectorWasUsed);
Assert.Equal(b, IoC_inject.Get <MyClass1>(this));
Assert.False(firstInjectorWasUsed);
Assert.True(secondInjectorWasUsed);
var bothResults = IoC_inject.GetAll <MyClass1>(this);
Assert.Equal(b, bothResults.First());
Assert.False(firstInjectorWasUsed); // before accessing .Last the injection was not yet triggered
Assert.Equal(a, bothResults.Last());
Assert.True(firstInjectorWasUsed); // after accessing .Last the injection was triggered
}
public void ExampleUsage1()
{
// The default injector can be accessed via IoC.inject
Injector injector = GetInjectorForTest();
// Requesting an instance of MyClass1 will fail because no injector registered yet to handle requests for the MyClass1 type:
Assert.Null(injector.Get <MyClass1>(this));
// Setup an injector that will always return the same instance for MyClass1 when IoC.inject.Get<MyClass1>() is called:
MySubClass1 myClass1Singleton = new MySubClass1();
injector.SetSingleton <MyClass1, MySubClass1>(myClass1Singleton);
// Internally .SetSingleton() will register an injector for the class like this:
injector.RegisterInjector <MyClass1>(new object(), (caller, createIfNull) => {
// Whenever injector.Get is called the injector always returns the same instance:
return(myClass1Singleton);
});
// Now calling IoC.inject.Get<MyClass1>() will always result in the same instance:
MyClass1 myClass1 = injector.Get <MyClass1>(this);
Assert.Same(myClass1Singleton, myClass1); // Its the same object reference
}
