InjectionMap 1.5.6

.NET Framework 4.5

dotnet add package InjectionMap --version 1.5.6

NuGet\Install-Package InjectionMap -Version 1.5.6

This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package.

<PackageReference Include="InjectionMap" Version="1.5.6" />

For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package.

paket add InjectionMap --version 1.5.6

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#r "nuget: InjectionMap, 1.5.6"

#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package.

// Install InjectionMap as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=InjectionMap&version=1.5.6

// Install InjectionMap as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=InjectionMap&version=1.5.6

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InjectionMap is a very small and extremely lightweight IoC/DI container for .NET.
InjectionMap allows loose coupling betweeen a client's dependencies and its own behaviour. InjectionMap promotes reusability, testability and maintainability of any part of an application.
InjectionMap supports .Net 4.5, Silverlight 5, Windows Phone 8 or higher and Windows Store apps for Windows 8 or higher.

- InjectionMap uses type mapping to reference the key/reference and the implementation.
- Instances are resolved using reflection or can be provided through a callback whitch allows you to create the instance in your own code.
- It suports a fluent syntax to help keep the code simple, small and clean.
- The desired Constructors can be marked with attributes or will be selected according to the passed arguments.
- Parameters for constructors can be injected or passed at the time of mapping as objects or as delegate expressions.
- InjectionMap is very simple and straightforward.

Bugs, issues or feature wishes can submitted on https://github.com/InjectionMap/InjectionMap on the issues page or feel free to fork the project and send a pull request.

Product	Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
.NET Framework	net45 is compatible. net451 was computed. net452 was computed. net46 was computed. net461 was computed. net462 was computed. net463 was computed. net47 was computed. net471 was computed. net472 was computed. net48 was computed. net481 was computed.
Silverlight	sl5 is compatible.
Universal Windows Platform	uap was computed. uap10.0 was computed.
Windows Phone	wp8 is compatible. wp81 was computed. wpa81 is compatible.
Windows Store	netcore was computed. netcore45 is compatible. netcore451 was computed.

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This package has no dependencies.

NuGet packages (2)

Showing the top 2 NuGet packages that depend on InjectionMap:

Package	Downloads
InjectionMap.Configuration InjectionMap.Configuration is a small extension to InjectionMap for defining mappings in the application configuration file.	7.6K
InjectionMap.Wpf InjectionMap is a small extension to InjectionMap for WPF Applications. This extension allows viewmodels to be injected into the DataContext of a View (FrameworkElement).	7.3K

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Version	Downloads	Last updated
1.5.6	1,415	10/14/2015
1.5.6-RC02	1,004	4/28/2015
1.5.5	1,228	1/22/2015
1.5.5-RC9	1,235	12/22/2014
1.5.5-RC8	1,217	12/22/2014
1.5.5-RC7	1,031	12/17/2014
1.5.5-RC6	1,044	12/16/2014
1.5.5-RC10	1,091	12/26/2014
1.5.4	1,619	11/4/2014
1.5.3	1,584	11/4/2014
1.5.2	1,598	11/4/2014
1.5.2-RC1	1,061	11/4/2014
1.5.1	1,092	10/13/2014
1.5.0	1,090	10/13/2014
1.5.0-RC1	826	10/13/2014
1.4.8	1,113	9/3/2014
1.4.7	1,120	9/2/2014
1.4.7-RC3	811	9/3/2014
1.4.7-RC2	813	9/3/2014
1.4.6	1,165	8/24/2014
1.4.5	1,157	8/18/2014
1.4.4	1,111	7/18/2014
1.4.3	1,165	5/29/2014
1.4.2	1,112	5/26/2014
1.4.1	1,110	5/20/2014
1.3.7	1,136	5/10/2014
1.3.5	1,129	5/1/2014
1.3.1	1,116	4/30/2014
1.2.1	1,241	4/29/2014
1.2.0	1,234	4/27/2014
1.1.0	1,117	4/26/2014
1.0.0	1,196	4/26/2014

1.5.6
- Ensured that InjectionMap is Mutithread tolerant
- Make Defaultconstrucor selectable with .WithConstructor() or .WithConstructor(typeof(void))
- Fixed: Possible Deadlock when using container in multiple threads
- Fixed: Resolving from a MappingContext with a null name creates a empty Componets map
- Fixed: Resolve unmapped types that are deeper in the Dependencytree caused ResolverException

1.5.5
- Added: PropertyInjection
- Added: Pass arguments for constructors directly in resolver method
- Added: Select constructor based on the type of the parameters needed
- Added: Pass InjectionMap.Argument as arguments instances to resolver
- Added: Set delegate providing resolved value directly in Map
- Added: Logging/Tracing
- Fixed: AsConstant didn't allways return same value
- Fixed: Resolving now gets all mapped values from the same context
- Refactored: Moved Expression Interfaces to default namespace
- Refactored: ComponentMapper - Allow access to Context from public
- Refactored: Renamed InjectionFlags.AsConstant to InjectionFlags.Singleton
- Refactored: Renamed InjectionFlags.AsSingleton to InjectionFlags.OverrideAllExisting

1.5.4
- Map to and reslove from a named context
- Add delegate or instance directly to Map<T>()
- Moved Initializer methods from InjectionMapper to MapInitializer

1.5.1
- Rename MappingContainer to MappingContext
- Added public accessor to MappingContext in InjectionMap

1.5.0
- Allow to pass a MappingContainer to InjectionMapper.Initialize(...)
- Constructors that have to be used can be defined when creating the map or when resolving.

1.4.8
- Renamed IInjectionMapper to IMapInitializer
- Moved Exceptions to base namespace
- Moved ComponentMapper to public
- InjectionMapper.Map<T>() now also maps to custom containers
- Added ExtendAll<T>() to InjectionResolver to extend all registered mappings of the type
- Changed License to Ms-PL
- Added InjectionResolver.For<T>() to resolve and extend unmapped types
- Refactored InjectionResolver.ExtendMap<T>() to simply extend existing mappings
- Added CLSComplient Attribute to assembly
- Expression Interfaces don't inherit from IComponentExpression to prevent return values showing component properties. Expression implementaitons additionaly inherit from IComponentExpression.
- Converted internal Ensure implementation to Extensionmethods
- Moved Internal implementation from Resolver, Mapping and Component to InjectionMap.Internal namespace