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Dependency Injection in Azure Functions

The document discusses the implementation of dependency injection in Azure Functions, highlighting prerequisites such as necessary NuGet packages. It explains how to register services using a Startup class and inject them into functions through constructor or method injection. Additionally, it outlines the benefits of dependency injection, including modularity, ease of testing, and improved code maintainability.

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Dependency Injection in Azure Functions

The document discusses the implementation of dependency injection in Azure Functions, highlighting prerequisites such as necessary NuGet packages. It explains how to register services using a Startup class and inject them into functions through constructor or method injection. Additionally, it outlines the benefits of dependency injection, including modularity, ease of testing, and improved code maintainability.

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HABIB UL REHMAN 01

AZURE
DEPENDENCY INJECTION
IN AZURE FUNCTION

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Prerequisites
Before you can use dependency injection, you must install
the following NuGet packages:

Microsoft.Azure.Functions.Extensions
Microsoft.NET.Sdk.Functions package
version 1.0.28 or later
Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection
(currently, only version 2.x or later
supported)

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Registering Services
In Azure Functions, you can register services using the
Startup class. This class allows you to configure services
for dependency injection during function startup.

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Injecting Services into Functions


Once services are registered, you can inject them into your
Azure Functions using constructor injection or method
injection.

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Service lifetimes
Azure Functions apps provide the same service lifetimes as
ASP.NET Dependency Injection.

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Benefits of Dependency Injection

Promotes modularity and separation of


concerns
Facilitates unit testing by enabling easy
mocking of dependencies
Enhances code reusability and maintainability
Supports inversion of control (IoC) principles
for decoupled architecture

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