Using DI Container This DI (Dependency Injection) container makes it easy to manage dependencies in your Unity project and simplifies the process of Inversion of Control.

🔧 Installation

You can install this package in Unity using Unity Package Manager:

1. Open Window → Package Manager.
2. Click + → Add package from git URL....
3. Enter: https://github.com/BogdanRaven/DIContainer.git
4. Click Add, and Unity will download the package.

Binding Before you can use services, you need to bind them to the DI container. To do this, use the Bind or BindSingle methods.

AllServices.BindSingle<IInputService>(new InputService());
AllServices.Bind<IPersistentProgressService, PersistentProgressService>();
AllServices.Bind<ISaveLoadService, SaveLoadService>();
AllServices.Bind<IGameFactory, GameFactory>();
AllServices.Bind<AssetProvider>();

Resolving Dependencies After binding all the necessary services, call the ForceResolve() method to resolve all unresolved dependencies.

AllServices.ForceResolve();

Using Services Now you can retrieve any service by calling the Single() method.

ISaveLoadService saveLoadService = AllServices.Single<ISaveLoadService>();

Full example

   private void RegisterServices()
    {
      AllServices.BindSingle<IInputService>(new InputService());
      AllServices.Bind<IPersistentProgressService, PersistentProgressService>();
      AllServices.Bind<ISaveLoadService, SaveLoadService>();
      AllServices.Bind<IGameFactory, GameFactory>();
      AllServices.Bind<AssetProvider>();
      
      AllServices.ForceResolve();
      
      AllServices.Single<ISaveLoadService>().SaveProgress();
    }