public void BootstrappingYourLibrariesWithFluentApis()
{
// To make my library, I can instantiate everything independantly
var firstD1 = new Dependency();
var firstD2 = new Dependency2 {
SomeConfigurationProperty = "aa", SomeOptionalConfigurationProperty = "bb"
};
var firstLibraryInstantiation = new MyLibraryEntryPoint(firstD1, firstD2);
// Or, you can offer a discoverable entry point and build a fluent interface
var configured =
MyFluentlyConfiguredLib.SetUp().With(
x =>
{
x.SomeConfigurationProperty = "my setting";
})
.AndSomeOptionalThing(x => { })
.AndSomeOptionalThing(x => { })
.AndSomeRequiredFinalThing(x => { });
var secondInstance = configured.Create();
}
public void BootstrappingYourLibrariesWithFluentApis()
{
// To make my library, I can instantiate everything independantly
var firstD1 = new Dependency();
var firstD2 = new Dependency2 { SomeConfigurationProperty = "aa", SomeOptionalConfigurationProperty = "bb" };
var firstLibraryInstantiation = new MyLibraryEntryPoint(firstD1, firstD2);
// Or, you can offer a discoverable entry point and build a fluent interface
var configured =
MyFluentlyConfiguredLib.SetUp().With(
x =>
{
x.SomeConfigurationProperty = "my setting";
})
.AndSomeOptionalThing(x => { })
.AndSomeOptionalThing(x => { })
.AndSomeRequiredFinalThing(x => { });
var secondInstance = configured.Create();
}
public MyLibraryEntryPoint(Dependency d1, Dependency2 d2)
{
_d1 = d1;
_d2 = d2;
}
public MyLibraryEntryPoint(Dependency d1, Dependency2 d2)
{
_d1 = d1;
_d2 = d2;
}
