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  • Susanne Hou 4 posts 74 karma points
    Oct 29, 2020 @ 16:40
    Susanne Hou
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    Compose - register class with constructor parameter

    Using Umbraco And Getting Started
    Umbraco 8

    I'm working on a solution that has a lot of legacy code, and one of the issues is how tight everything is coupled, and how impossible it is to write any form of unit tests. Anyway, I'm looking into what I can do to make it more loosly coupled, and came across the built-in dependency injection Umbraco has. I'm new to Umbraco, so bear with me. An example: 

     composition.Register<FooBar>();

    This FooBar class has no parameterless constructor (in the current state the solution is in), and so this line does not work. I wonder if it is possible to register a class with a parameter attached to it - and if it is possible if FooBar has no interface. I'm think something along the lines of: 

    composition.Register<FooBar>().WithParameters(Foo);

    We are using Umbraco v.8.6.1

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  • Matthew Wise 271 posts 1373 karma points MVP 4x c-trib
    Nov 03, 2020 @ 11:27
    Matthew Wise
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    Hi,

    If the parameters can also be registered dependency injection will handle that for you.

    If not you can use the factory method

    composition.Register<FooBar>(CreateFooBar);

private static FooBarCreateFooBar(IFactory factory)
{
     // var foo factory.GetInstance<Foo>() if its registered
     var foo = new Foo()

     return new FooBar(foo);
}
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