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Introduction

Easy, simple and elegant way to add dependencies in Hyperf

Start

composer require hyperf-helper/dependency 

Annotation Params

How to use

1. We need to add dependencies collected from DependencyCollector to Container

<?php # config/container.php <?php /**  * Initialize a dependency injection container that implemented PSR-11 and return the container.  */ declare(strict_types=1); /**  * This file is part of Hyperf.  *  * @link https://www.hyperf.io  * @document https://hyperf.wiki  * @contact group@hyperf.io  * @license https://github.com/hyperf/hyperf/blob/master/LICENSE  */ use Hyperf\Di\Container; use Hyperf\Di\Definition\DefinitionSourceFactory; use Hyperf\Utils\ApplicationContext; $container = new Container((new DefinitionSourceFactory(true))()); if (! $container instanceof \Psr\Container\ContainerInterface) { throw new RuntimeException('The dependency injection container is invalid.'); } /********* start ********/ // Add this line between `new Container` and `setContainer()` \HyperfHelper\Dependency\Annotation\Collector\DependencyCollector::walk([$container, 'define']); /********* end ********/ return ApplicationContext::setContainer($container);

1. Use Dependency to annotate the dependent class you want to define

declare(strict_types=1); namespace App\Service; use HyperfHelper\Dependency\Annotation\Dependency; // add Dependency annotation #[Dependency()] class ExampleService implements ExampleServiceInterface { // anything }

1. Happy using Inject everywhere

<?php declare(strict_types=1); namespace App\Controller; use Hyperf\Di\Annotation\Inject; use App\Service\ExampleServiceInterface; class FooController { #[Inject] protected ExampleServiceInterface $service; }