Automate .NET dependency injection registration with attribute-driven source generators.
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This Skill simplifies and automates the process of registering dependency injection services in .NET applications, reducing boilerplate code and improving maintainability through attribute-driven configuration and source generation.
IServiceCollection configuration.Configure your .NET application to use Shiny DI by adding the AddShinyServiceRegistry() method to your service collection setup.
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You can automate .NET dependency injection registration by using attribute-driven source generators that automatically generate the IServiceCollection configuration code, eliminating manual setup. This approach reduces boilerplate by placing attributes directly on service classes.
Attribute-driven dependency injection allows you to define service lifetimes like Singleton, Scoped, or Transient directly on classes. Source generation then automatically produces the registration code based on these attributes.
Keyed services and multi-interface registration are configured by applying specific DI attributes to your service classes. The source generator processes these attributes to automatically generate the necessary multi-interface and keyed service registrations.
Yes, you need the Shiny.Extensions.DependencyInjection package. You must also call the AddShinyServiceRegistry method in your service collection setup to activate and apply the generated dependency injection registrations.
Yes, categories are supported for conditional service registration. By assigning categories through attributes on your service classes, the source generator applies conditional logic during the dependency injection setup process.
The best way is to mark services with attributes for lifetime and configuration, letting the source generator handle the IServiceCollection setup automatically. This eliminates manual registration errors and significantly reduces boilerplate code.
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