Sattinos.AutoAdmin.DIImprove 5.0.14

Dependency Injection improvements in Asp.net Core

A list of attributes that allows for injecting your services/managers/etc.. directly from your class instead of Startup.cs.

How to use

For ⇐ .net5 projects: Inside <b>Startup.cs</b> file, put the following in the first line of the method: <b>ConfigureServices</b>:

InjectionFactory.StartInjection(services, Configuration, Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());

After that, follow either of the examples: </br>

Example1:

If you have a service called "NotificationService" that implements the interface "INotificationService" instead of writing

services.AddTransient<INotificationService, NotificationService>();

You can write directly in the NotificationService.cs class: </br>

[InjectAs(ServiceLifetime.Transient, typeof(INotificationService))]
public class NotificationService {
    .
    .
    .
}

Example2:

If you have a configuration section "JwtSettings" in appsettings.json instead of writing:

services.Configure<JwtAuthSettings>(Configuration.GetSection("JwtSettings"));

You can write directly in the JwtAuthSettings.cs class: </br>

[InjectAsConfigureSection("JwtSettings")]
public class JwtAuthSettings {
    .
    .
    .
}