This package provides a simple and efficient way to inject global and scene systems (managers) into each other. To use it, you need to:
- Add the SystemsManager prefab to your initial scene
- Inherit your classes from the SystemBase class if you want to use them from other scripts
- Use the [Inject] attribute to access these classes
- If your target class is not inherited from SystemBase or ISystem, or not present on the same scene as the SystemsManager prefab, call SystemsManager.InjectSystemsTo(this) in your Start() or Awake() method
The package includes a simple example of how to use Light DI, such as injecting a CameraController and InputManager into a PlayerController.
This package is suitable for hypercasual, hybridcasual, and midcore games, and supports both classes and interfaces. It can also work in applications with multiple scenes.
Key features:
- Minimal but sufficient Dependency Injection functionality for small to medium-sized projects
- Easy to integrate and use
- Perfect solution for hypercasual, hybridcasual, and midcore games
- Supports both classes and interfaces
- Can work in applications with multiple scenes
