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This is a pretty trivial service container with the ability to register Services in it. On
retrieval of an registered service the class got instantiated and behaves as a singleton.
```
from servicecontainer import Service, Container, ServiceInterface
# This is a sample service
class ExampleService(object):
val = None
def __init__(self, param1):
self.val = param1
class ExampleService2(ServiceInterface):
val = None
def __init__(self, param1):
self.val = param1
@classmethod
def asService(cls, parameters):
return Service("testservice2", cls, parameters)
# Create the container
c = Container()
# build an service
s = Service("testservice", ExampleService, {"param1": "param1_value"})
# add the service to the container
c.add(s)
c.add(ExampleService2.asService({"param1": "param1_value"}))
# retrive the service from the container (gots instantiated at this point)
instance = c.get('testservice')
self.assertEqual('param1_value', instance.val)
# list all services
list = c.list()
self.assertEqual(2, len(list))
self.assertEqual(list[0], 'testservice')
# be sure its the same instance
instance2 = c.get('testservice')
assert instance is instance2
```
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