Dependency Injection with PHP-DI

How to use PHP-DI in SysMVC.

SysMVC uses the PHP-DI library to manage dependency injection. This allows you to write more modular and testable code.

Basic Configuration

To configure PHP-DI, you can create a di-config.php file with the definitions of your dependencies:

   use DI\ContainerBuilder;

 return function (ContainerBuilder $containerBuilder) {
 $containerBuilder->addDefinitions([
 // Define your dependencies here
 ClientRepository::class => \DI\create(MySqlClientRepository::class),
 ]);
 };

Usage

To use dependency injection in your classes, simply pass the dependencies through the constructor:

   class ClientService {
 private $clientRepository;
 
 public function __construct(ClientRepository $clientRepository) {
 $this->clientRepository = $clientRepository;
 }
 
 public function getClients() {
 return $this->clientRepository->findAll();
 }
 }

With dependency injection, you can easily swap implementations and keep your code decoupled and more testable.



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