Automattic\WooCommerce\Internal\DependencyManagement
ExtendedContainer::add()
Register a class in the container.
Method of the class: ExtendedContainer{}
No Hooks.
Return
DefinitionInterface
. The generated definition for the container.
Usage
$ExtendedContainer = new ExtendedContainer(); $ExtendedContainer->add( $class_name, $concrete, $shared ) : DefinitionInterface;
- $class_name(string) (required)
- Class name.
- $concrete(mixed)
- How to resolve the class with get: a factory callback, a concrete instance, another class name, or null to just create an instance of the class.
Default: null - $shared(true|false|null)
- Whether the resolution should be performed only once and cached.
Default: null
ExtendedContainer::add() ExtendedContainer::add code WC 8.6.1
public function add( string $class_name, $concrete = null, bool $shared = null ) : DefinitionInterface { if ( ! $this->is_class_allowed( $class_name ) ) { throw new ContainerException( "You cannot add '$class_name', only classes in the {$this->woocommerce_namespace} namespace are allowed." ); } $concrete_class = $this->get_class_from_concrete( $concrete ); if ( isset( $concrete_class ) && ! $this->is_class_allowed( $concrete_class ) ) { throw new ContainerException( "You cannot add concrete '$concrete_class', only classes in the {$this->woocommerce_namespace} namespace are allowed." ); } // We want to use a definition class that does not support constructor injection to avoid accidental usage. if ( ! $concrete instanceof DefinitionInterface ) { $concrete = new Definition( $class_name, $concrete ); } return parent::add( $class_name, $concrete, $shared ); }