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koriym/dii
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Dependency Injection Plugin for Yii 1

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Dii
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[](#dii)

Dependency Injection Container Plugin for Yii 1
-----------------------------------------------

[](#dependency-injection-container-plugin-for-yii-1)

This plugin adds the ability to configure object instances and their dependencies before they are used, and to store them into a container class to easy access.

It uses the clean and flexible [Ray.Di](https://github.com/ray-di/Ray.Di) DI framework which is a PHP dependency injection framework in the style of "Google Guice".

Ray.Di also allows you to program using AOP, that is, decorating the configured instances so some logic can be run before or after any of their methods.

Configuration
-------------

[](#configuration)

### Bootstrap file

[](#bootstrap-file)

Use composer autoloader instead of Yii autoloader.

```
// composer autoloader
require dirname(__DIR__) . '/vendor/autoload.php';
spl_autoload_unregister([YiiBase::class, 'autoload']);

// set context module
Dii::setContext(\YourVendor\YourProject\Context\App::class);

// run the application
Yii::createWebApplication()->run();
```

### Binding module

[](#binding-module)

Modules are classes that describe how instances and their dependencies should be constructed, they provide a natural way of grouping configurations. An example module looks like this:

```