Using TinYard is super simple - especially when only wanting its IoC capabilities.

To get up and running with TinYard all you need is a Context:

Context context = new Context();

context.Mapper.Map<IExampleInterface>().ToValue<ExampleImplementation>();

With the snippet above setup, you can Inject the ExampleImplementation into another class by asking for the IExampleInterface in the class like so:

public class InjectableExample
{
    [Inject]
    public IExampleInterface implementation;

    //..
}

Now, to get this InjectableExample provided with the value, we have two options:

1. Map InjectableExample on the context.Mapper
2. Call Inject on the context.Injector

Often, you’ll find you end up doing option 1 without thinking about it as it can be handy to Map many objects.. but sometimes, you really will not want to do that!

This is where option 2 can come in. The context.Injector handles all injections, so simply call context.Inject(injectableExampleInstance) and voila!

A lot of the above is performed for you in the MVC Bundle extensions, making it a great tool for more complex use. To learn a bit more about this, take a look at extensions.