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castiron/typo3-extbaseinstantiable
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Small easy extbase object instantiation

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Extbaseinstantiable mixin for TYPO3
===================================

[](#extbaseinstantiable-mixin-for-typo3)

This package provides a mixin (read: trait) that lets you bestow the power of self-instantiation (using TYPO3 conventional mechanisms) to your classes. Add this mixin to any class to make it instantiable using the Extbase `ObjectManager` with ease.

Interface
---------

[](#interface)

Once you've mixed the trait into your class, you can call `MyClass::get()` to get an instance of the class.

Detailed usage
--------------

[](#detailed-usage)

```
/**
 * Class MyClass
 */
class MyClass
{
    use \Castiron\ExtbaseInstantiable\Traits\ExtbaseInstantiable;

    /**
     * Some public interface
     */
    public function execute()
    {
        // yadda yadda whatever
    }
}

/**
 * Instantiate (with ObjectManager) and call a public method.
 */
MyClass::get()->execute();
```

Why do I want this?
-------------------

[](#why-do-i-want-this)

A couple of reasons why this is handy:

- It makes instantiating your class in TYPO3-world easy-peasy (vs `GeneralUtility::makeInstance` or `ObjectManager::get` called directly)
- It uses `ObjectManager::get` under the hood, so automatic dependency injection works if you use annotations like `@inject`

FAQ
---

[](#faq)

#### Will it also respect marker interfaces like `SingletonInterface`?

[](#will-it-also-respect-marker-interfaces-like-singletoninterface)

Yes! It's using normal TYPO3 object instantiation under the hood, so all that weirdo magic will work.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

```
composer require castiron/typo3-extbaseinstantiable

```

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