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PHP5 dependency injection framework

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Disclosure
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[](#disclosure)

PHP5 dependency injection and service locator framework. Most existing DI or Inversion of Control (IoC) solutions depend on extensive configuration files to define dependencies. This sucks; Disclosure is better and simpler (we think).

As of version 2.0, Disclosure is fully compatible with the (upcoming) PSR recommendation for Container objects. A copy of the as-yet unrealeased `PSR\Container` interface is included in the package (until they finally realease it...).

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

[](#installation)

### Composer (recommended)

[](#composer-recommended)

```
composer require monomelodies/disclosure
```

### Manual installation

[](#manual-installation)

1. Get or clonse the code;
2. Register `/path/to/disclosure/src` for the namespace `Disclosure\\` in your PSR-4 autoloader;
3. Register `/path/to/disclosure/psr` for the namespace `Psr\\Container\\` in your PSR-4 autoloader

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

Add your dependencies to a `Container` object somewhere. It often makes sense to do this in a central file (e.g. `src/dependencies.php`), but it's also perfectly fine to do it alongside your class definitions.

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