Hi
Are there any drawbacks of extending your class with \Phalcon\Di\Injectable rather that implementing InjectionAwareInterface on your class?
As I see it extending with Injectable also gives you the eventmanager.
Regards André
I haven't found one, its a great way to build a lib that talks directly with phalcon ;)
Injectable is just implemented InjectionAwareInterface class. You just have $this->di in your class, you dont have to do it on your own. It returns di using static Di::getDefault() method.
What I did, build a custom class /sharedService for a very specific task,
Class is defined as:
function __construct(\Phalcon\DiInterface $diInterface)So at runtime, sharedService container is injecting $di variable from services.php scope, thus making my custom class aware of all the dependencies during invocation. Phalcon is doing a great job of using DI concept at first place!