If you are using Ninject, you may find yourself duplicating a lot of code for binding interfaces to their respective classes.
Fortunately, Ninject has a NuGet package which can take a lot of that tedious work away and bind interfaces to classes automatically!
The name of the Ninject package is called Ninject.Extensions.Conventions:
Once you have installed the NuGet package, you can add the following code to the RegisterServices method of your NinjectWebCommon.cs file:
That is all that is needed to get your Ninject project up and running!
Fortunately, Ninject has a NuGet package which can take a lot of that tedious work away and bind interfaces to classes automatically!
The name of the Ninject package is called Ninject.Extensions.Conventions:
Once you have installed the NuGet package, you can add the following code to the RegisterServices method of your NinjectWebCommon.cs file:
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| //Use Ninject Extensions Conventions | |
| kernel.Bind( | |
| b => b.FromThisAssembly() | |
| .SelectAllClasses() | |
| .BindAllInterfaces()); |
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