Dependency Chain and Generated Types

Dependency Chain and Generated Types

Generated DependencyRegistrator

The generator creates a public partial class named DependencyRegistrator.

This class derives from BaseDependencyRegistrator and orchestrates:

• dependency registrator discovery/initialization
• local service registration
• optional extension callbacks

Builder flow

The runtime entry point uses:

• InitializeDependencies<TRootDependencyRegistrator>()
• DependencyRegistratorBuilder<TRootDependencyRegistrator>.RegisterServices()

Typical one-line usage:

services.RegisterServices();

Referenced assemblies

During generation, Basilisque DI scans referenced assemblies and tries to resolve a generated DependencyRegistrator type in each relevant assembly namespace.

When found, generated code calls:

collection.AddDependency<OtherAssembly.DependencyRegistrator>();

This builds a transitive dependency chain.

Extensibility hooks in generated partial class

Generated partial methods are provided around initialization and registration:

• doBeforeInitialization
• initializeDependenciesGenerated
• doAfterInitialization
• doBeforeRegistration
• registerServicesGenerated
• doAfterRegistration

If extensions are configured, additional extension partial methods are generated.

See Manual Registrator Customization (Partial Class).