Registrator.Net 2.0.0

Registrator.Net

A simple yet effective AutoRegistration tool for dotnet

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Table of contents

• Notes
• About
• Getting Started
• License

Notes

Doesn't support automatic registration of generic types, you will have to register them manually.

About

Registrator.Net is a simple AutoRegistration tool for dotnet.

I have been trying to find a simple tool to register my internal dependencies and didn't find any that I liked, so I decided to create my own.

Who is it for?

Registrator.Net is intended for developers who want something simple that just works.

It is not designed to deal with every case, but the simple ones, the ones you will be doing 99% of the time.

Getting Started

With Contracts implementation

Install-Package Registrator.Net

Tag classes, records and structs with any of the following attributes:

• AutoRegisterType
• AutoRegisterTypeAndInterfaces
• AutoRegisterInterfaces

Then in your Program.cs or Startup.cs, call services.AutoRegisterTypesInAssemblies(assembly1,assembly2,assembly3...);

If you want to skip the registration of types that implement a certain interface from a certain assembly, you can call

services.AutoRegisterTypesInAssemblies(new RegistratorConfiguration()
{
    Assemblies = [typeof(ConcreteType).Assembly],
    ExcludedAssemblies = [typeof(IRequestHandler<>).Assembly,typeof(IMediator).Assembly]
});

By default all registered types are registered as ServiceLifetime.Scoped, but you can change it by passing a ServiceLifetime as a parameter of the attribute. You can also add keyed services if you use the Key property of the attribute.

License

MIT

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