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A lightweight IOC Container that is powerful enough to do all the things you need it to do.
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Lightweight IOC Container

A lightweight IOC Container that is powerful enough to do all the things you need it to do.

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Nuget Nuget Nuget (with prereleases)

Get started with the Lightweight IOC Container

How to install

The easiest way to install the Lightweight IOC Container is by using NuGet.
You can either use the PackageManager in VisualStudio:

PM> Install-Package LightweightIocContainer -Version 2.1.0-beta2

or you can use the .NET CLI:

> dotnet add package LightweightIocContainer --version 2.1.0-beta2

Example usage

  1. Instantiate IocContainer:

    IocContainer container = new IocContainer();

  2. Install IIocInstallers for the container:

    container.Install(new Installer());

  3. Resolve one instance from the container:

    IFooFactory fooFactory = container.Resolve<IFooFactory>();

  4. Use this instance to create what your application needs:

    IFoo foo = fooFactory.Create();

  5. When your application is finished, don't forget to dispose your IocContainer:

    container.Dispose();

Demo Project

There is a demo project available where you can check out how different functions of the Lightweight IOC Container can be used.