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krak/cargo
==========

Small yet Powerful container library inspired by pimple

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Cargo
=====

[](#cargo)

Cargo is yet another container library. Its feature set and semantics closely follow [Pimple](http://pimple.sensiolabs.org); however, it's design is more modular so that it can be extended. It was designed to be compatible with Pimple; so you can easily use any Pimple service providers with Cargo.

Pimple is a great service container; however it suffers from one problem... extendability. Pimple was never designed to properly extended or decorated which makes it very hard to add features without modifying the core. Cargo is a container that manages to keep the simplicity of Pimple while allowing powerful extensions.

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

[](#installation)

Install with composer at `krak/cargo`

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

### Creating a Container

[](#creating-a-container)

There are several ways to create cargo containers. The easiest way is to just create the default container like so:

```