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apie/service-provider-generator
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Creates a service provider for Laravel from a Symfony services.yaml

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ServiceProvider generator
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[](#serviceprovider-generator)

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This package is part of the [Apie](https://github.com/apie-lib) library.

Documentation
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[](#documentation)

One issue with writing framework agnostic code is that most frameworks have different ways to register classes in their service container.

- The Symfony framework works with configuration files, attributes and autowiring.
- Laravel works with autowiring everything or writing PHP code in a ServiceProvider how to instantiate a specific service.

If we want our code to be framework agnostic we need a way to make sure we do not need maintain 2 'service container registries'.

That's where this library comes in. We use the Symfony yaml configuration files as basis and let it generate a ServiceProvider class that Laravel can use. That way we can make our library work effortlessly

### Code usage

[](#code-usage)

The class only creates a string with the source code, you have to manually store it in a file (recommended) or use the 'evil' eval() method.

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