h-dependency

Dead Simple dependency mechanism provider to achieve loose coupling and easy mocking. It's a not a pure dependency injection provider, but it offers more flexibility in terms of where it can be used and initialized.

Requirements

h-dependency works with .NET Framework 4.5 and higher

Usage

To use the framework, initialize it during the bootstrapping of your application:

HDependency.Initialize();

After that you can register dependencies on it:

var provider = HDependency.Provider;
provider.Register<IServiceInterface>(new MyServiceImplementation);

To retrieve the previously registered interface:

var myInterface = provider.Get<IServiceInterface>();

Testing

During testing you can tell the Dependency Provider that it's allowed to be re-initialized, by passing an optional test parameter to the Initialize() method set to true:

HDependency.Initialize(true);

Build

You can build the project using Visual Studio or by running the grunt tasks for msbuild

Contribute

This project uses hylasoft/cs-boilerplate to define tasks and stle guides. Please read the readme of the project to learn more about how to contribute.

You can contribute by opening a pull request. Make sure your code complies with the quality standards by running the following task:

$ grunt test

Nuget

A nuget package is available. To install Hylasoft.Dependency, run the following command in the Package Manager Console:

PM> Install-Package Hylasoft.Dependency