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container-interop/service-provider compiler pass

Import service-provider as defined in container-interop into a Symfony dependency injection container.

This is a fork of thecodingmachine/service-provider-bridge-bundle to support Symfony 4. Credits go to David Négrier.

Usage

You have to declare service providers manually in the constructor of the registry.

$registry = new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry([
    new MyServiceProvide1(),
    new MyServiceProvide2()
]);
// during compilation set:
$container->addCompilerPass(new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry($registry, 'service_provider_registry'));
$container->compile();
$container->set('service_provider_registry', $registry);

Alternatively, you can also pass the service provider class name. This is interesting because the service-provider registry will not instantiate the service provider unless it is needed for a service. You can therefore improve performances of your application.

$registry = new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry([
    MyServiceProvide1::class,
    MyServiceProvide2::class
]);
// during compilation set:
$container->addCompilerPass(new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry($registry, 'service_provider_registry'));
$container->compile();
$container->set('service_provider_registry', $registry);

Finally, if you need to pass parameters to the constructors of the service providers, you can do this by passing an array:

$registry = new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry([
    [ MyServiceProvide1::class, [ "param1", "param2" ] ],
    [ MyServiceProvide2::class, [ 42 ] ],
]);
// during compilation set:
$container->addCompilerPass(new \Bnf\SymfonyServiceProviderCompilerPass\Registry($registry, 'service_provider_registry'));
$container->compile();
$container->set('service_provider_registry', $registry);