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league/container 4.2.0

A fast and intuitive dependency injection container.
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MIT
Package created
12 Jan 2015
Version published
16 Nov 2021
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2 Packages, Including:
league/container@4.2.0
psr/container@2.0.2
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psr/container2.0.23.55 kBMIT
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does league/container do?

The league/container is a fast and intuitive dependency injection container for PHP. It offers a streamlined, simple solution for managing and organizing different elements or 'dependencies' within a PHP project – facilitating reuse of code and boosting overall project efficiency.

How do you use league/container?

To use the league/container package in your PHP project, you will need to install it using the Composer PHP dependency manager. If you haven't installed Composer, you'll need to do that first. Once Composer is installed and set up, you can then add the league/container package to your project using the following command in your terminal or command line interface:

$ composer require league/container

After the league/container package has been added to your project, you can begin using it to manage your code's dependencies. The specific manner in which you use the league/container package can vary greatly depending on the structure of your project and your specific needs, but the primary purpose is to provide an efficient way to inject dependencies when necessary.

Where are the league/container docs?

For more detailed information on how to use league/container, you can refer to the full documentation. The documentation includes comprehensive insights and explanations on how to make the most of the league/container. You can also contribute to the documentation in the docs/ sub-directory on the GitHub project page.