league/container
PSR-11–compliant dependency injection container from The PHP League. Register services, factories and shared instances, then resolve dependencies with autowiring support. Modern PHP (8.3+) with full docs, tests, and MIT license.
Container provides a minimal introspection API for debugging and tooling purposes. These methods are available on the concrete Container class (not on DefinitionContainerInterface or PSR-11's ContainerInterface).
getDefinitionIds() returns a list of all service IDs that have been explicitly registered via add() or addShared():
<?php
$container = new League\Container\Container();
$container->add(Acme\Foo::class);
$container->addShared(Acme\Bar::class);
$ids = $container->getDefinitionIds();
// ['Acme\Foo', 'Acme\Bar']
Services provided by lazy service providers are not included until the provider has been triggered. If a provider claims to provide Acme\Baz::class but has not yet been registered, it will not appear in getDefinitionIds(). Use getServiceProviderIds() to see what providers claim to provide.
getServiceProviderIds() returns all service IDs that registered service providers claim to provide, regardless of whether they have been triggered yet:
<?php
$container = new League\Container\Container();
$container->addServiceProvider(new Acme\MyServiceProvider());
$providerIds = $container->getServiceProviderIds();
// ['Acme\Baz', 'Acme\Qux'] — whatever the provider declares
For this to work, your service providers must implement getProvidedIds():
<?php
class MyServiceProvider extends League\Container\ServiceProvider\AbstractServiceProvider
{
public function provides(string $id): bool
{
return in_array($id, $this->getProvidedIds(), true);
}
public function getProvidedIds(): array
{
return [Acme\Baz::class, Acme\Qux::class];
}
public function register(): void
{
$this->getContainer()->add(Acme\Baz::class);
$this->getContainer()->add(Acme\Qux::class);
}
}
The bin/container-compile CLI tool includes a --dump flag that outputs a summary of all registered services using the compilation analyser:
vendor/bin/container-compile --input=bootstrap.php --dump
This outputs each service's ID, concrete type, shared status, and tags without writing any compiled output. Useful for verifying your container configuration before compilation.
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