Dependency-Injection Containers

StoneFruit is developed with DI containers in mind. If you have a DI container you prefer to use, you can scan for instances of IHandler and IAsyncHandler. Or, you can use one of the existing bindings for popular containers. For DI containers, the Stonefruit engine is configured as a series of registrations in your container, and then the engine instance is created by your container.

StructureMap

See the StructureMap Quick Start for information on configuring StructureMap to run StoneFruit.

Lamar

See the Lamar Quick Start for information on configuring Lamar to run StoneFruit.

Microsoft DependencyInjection

See the Microsoft DI Quick Start for information on configuring the microsoft DI container to run StoneFruit.

Other Containers and Custom Implementations

Bindings for other popular containers are in development and will be offered as separate nuget packages when they are available. If your container implements the Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection.Abstractions contracts, you might be able to integrate it easily using some of the existing code.