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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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README.md

Get started with the Lightweight IOC Container Validator

How to install

The easiest way to install the Lightweight IOC Container is by using NuGet through the .NET CLI:

> dotnet add package LightweightIocContainer.Validaton --version 4.0.0-beta7

Validation

You can validate your IocContainer setup by using the IocValidator in a unit test:

[TestFixture]
public class IocValidationTest
{
    [Test]
    public void ValidateIocContainerSetup()
    {
        IocContainer container = new();
        container.Install(new Installer());

        IocValidator validator = new(container);
        validator.Validate();
    }
}

If this test is successful, everything is correctly installed and can be resolved by the IocContainer. By going through the thrown exceptions in case of a failed test you will see what is not working correctly with your current setup.