README

How to usage?

Install:

composer require gdianov/opium

1. Create your yaml config like config.yaml:

    t:
      class: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\T
      constructor:
        - 1
      props:
        - bar: barValue
    
    c:
      class: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\C
      constructor:
        - '@t'
    
    p:
      class: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\P
      constructor:
        - opium
      props:
        - c: '@c'
   

2. Create Opium instance like this:

   $configFile = __DIR__ . '/config.yaml';
   $loader = new YamlLoader($configFile);
   $config = $loader->configure();
   $opium = Opium::getInstance(new Container(), $config);
   

3. Use it.

Create objects by yaml configuration:

//$t is instance of: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\T  
$t = $opium->make('t'); 

//$c is instance of: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\C with 
//injected object $t by constructor
$c = $opium->make('c');  

//$p is instance of: gdianov\opium\tests\classes\P with
//injected object $c by property and string by constructor
$p = $opium->make('p'); 

//You can injected dependency by property and constructor.

Also we can create new object dynamically:

$t = $opium->makeDynamic([
     'class' => T::class,
     'props' => [
          [
            'bar' => $barValue
          ]
]);
                

Create dynamically and related with yaml config dependency:

$c = $opium->makeDynamic([         
    'class' => C::class,
    'constructor' => ['@t']   
]);       

//New C instance with T dependency      

You can get new instance with another params:

$t = $opium->getWithParams('t', [
        'props' => [
            ['bar' => 'Another Value'],
        ]
]);

//Instance T with new property bar value
             

You can combine objects as you like without restricting yourself to anything. Try it.