getting-started

To add the injectable dependency injection framework to your Rust project, include the library in your Cargo.toml using the `cargo add injectable` command. This ensures seamless integration and allows you to run the project immediately.

The best way to get started with dependency injection in Rust is to use the injectable framework's minimal example. Add the dependency to your project and run a quick start command to see how injectable components are structured.

You do not need to manually configure Cargo.toml to use injectable. You can run `cargo add injectable` to handle dependency management automatically, ensuring the framework is properly included for your Rust project setup.

Yes, you can use injectable for minimal Rust project setups. The framework provides a quick start guide and a minimal example to demonstrate usage, ensuring seamless integration even in new Rust projects without complex configurations.

The injectable framework handles dependency management in Rust by guiding you through adding the necessary library to your project. It provides a quick start command to integrate dependencies and a minimal example to demonstrate usage.