Dealing with dependency injection.

You can use a settings service in a depency injection enviroment. For Unity exists an extension that allows you to inject settings into a class.

Example

First you have to configure your container in a way, that it will resolve settings

UnityContainer container = new Unitycontainer();
// ...
container.AddNew<phirSOFT.SettingsService.Unity.SettingsServiceContainerExtension>
// ...
// Register your settings service to the container.
container.RegisterType<ISettingsService, MySettingsService>();
// Register readonly mapping
container.RegisterType<IReadOnlySettingsService, ISettingsService>();

It is importend to register the IReadOnlySettingsService type, since the resolution only depends on that service.

Now you can use retrive settings in your class

class Foo
{
    public Foo([SettingValue("bar")]Bar bar)
    {
    }
}