Immediate.Injections

Registering Services

Services can be marked for registration using the RegisterScoped, RegisterSingleton, or RegisterTransient attributes. These attributes support various options to control how the service is registered (e.g. which interfaces, duplicate handling, factories, tags).

        using Immediate.Injections.Shared;

public interface IService { }

[RegisterScoped<IService>]
public class Service : IService
{
}

      

# Adding declared registrations to the IServiceCollection collection

In your Program.cs, add a call to services.AddXxxServices(), where Xxx is the application identifier. By default, this is the short form of the assembly name. For example:

• For a project named Web, it will be services.AddWebHandlers()
• For a project named Application.Web, it will be services.AddApplicationWebHandlers()

However, this name can be overridden using [assembly: ImmediateAssemblyIdentifierAttribute("SomeIdentifier")].