SimpleInjectorAddOptions Class

Gets or sets a value indicating whether or not Simple Injector should try to load framework components from the framework's configuration system or not. The default is true.

Gets the Container instance used by the application.

Gets or sets the value indicating whether the Container instance ued by the application should be disposed when the framework's IServiceProvider is disposed. The IServiceProvider is typically disposed of on application shutdown, which is also the time to dispose the Container. The default value is true.

Gets or sets an IServiceProviderAccessor instance that will be used by Simple Injector to resolve cross-wired framework components.

Gets the IServiceCollection that contains the collection of framework components.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Adds basic Simple Injector integration for ASP.NET Core and returns a builder object that allow additional integration options to be applied. These basic integrations includes wrapping each web request in an AsyncScopedLifestyle scope and making the nessesary changes that make it possible for enabling the injection of framework components in Simple Injector-constructed components when UseSimpleInjector(IServiceProvider, Container) is called.

Registers the given THostedService in the Container as Singleton and adds it to the host's pipeline of hosted services.

Allows components that are built by Simple Injector to depend on the (non-generic) Microsoft.Extensions.Localization.IStringLocalizer abstraction. Components are injected with an contextual implementation. Using this method, application components can simply depend on IStringLocalizer instead of its generic counter part, IStringLocalizer<T>, which simplifies development.

Allows components that are built by Simple Injector to depend on the (non-generic) Microsoft.Extensions.Logging.ILogger abstraction. Components are injected with an contextual implementation. Using this method, application components can simply depend on ILogger instead of its generic counter part, ILogger<T>, which simplifies development.

Cross wires an ASP.NET Core or third-party service to the container, to allow the service to be injected into components that are built by Simple Injector.

Cross wires an ASP.NET Core or third-party service to the container, to allow the service to be injected into components that are built by Simple Injector.