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- [[NuGet|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#NuGet]] - [[NuGet|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#NuGet]]
- [[PackageManager|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#PackageManager]] - [[PackageManager|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#PackageManager]]
- [[.NET CLI|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#NET-CLI]] - [[.NET CLI|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#NET-CLI]]
- [[Using source code|Install-Lightweight-IOC-Container#Using-source-code]]
- [[Usage|Usage-of-Lightweight-IOC-Container]] - [[Usage|Usage-of-Lightweight-IOC-Container]]

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## NuGet ## NuGet
The easiest and recommended way to install the Lightweight IOC Container is by using [NuGet](https://www.nuget.org/packages/LightweightIocContainer/).
There are two possibilities that are described subsequently.
### PackageManager ### PackageManager
You can use the `PackageManager` in VisualStudio to install the Lightweight IOC Container in your library:
```PM
PM> Install-Package LightweightIocContainer -Version x.x.x
```
`-Version` is followed by the version of the Lightweight IOC Container you want to install.
### .Net CLI ### .Net CLI
Another option is to use the `.NET CLI` to install the Lightweight IOC Container in your library:
```.net
> dotnet add package LightweightIocContainer --version x.x.x
```
`--version` is followed by the version of the Lightweight IOC Container you want to install.
## Using source code
There is also the possibility to use the source code and add it as a new project to your VisualStudio solution.
To do so, you can clone this repository to your workspace. Then add it as a new project to your already existing solution.

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