Rosenbjerg.DepMan

v1.2.1

DepMan has a very simple interface; Init(), Get<TInterface>, Register<TInterface,TImplementor> DepMan supports two patterns: the ImplementsAttribute->Init->Get pattern, and the Register->Get pattern. You don't need to use the Register method if you decorate the implementing class with the [Implements(..)] attribute and call the Init() method at some point. DepMan creates only one instance of any class registered by default, which ensures that memory isn't wasted on multiple instances. The Get method performs a fast lookup and returns the an instance of the registered class (if any, otherwise throws exception). The 'Implements' attribute can be used to automatically register a class using the interface it implements as key.