A Simple Dependency Injection Container for Web Apps
This module contains a simple dependency injection container that is optimized for web apps. You define relationships once, and then each request (probably via middleware) receives a container that references the once-defined definition to build memoized services for just that request.
Please note: documentation on this project is currently not provided
Interacting With the Project
make is the best way to interact with the project.
Setting Up:
make install
Running Tests:
make test
Running Coverage
make coverage
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