Register MonoBehaviour

Register from LifetimeScope's [SerializeField]

[SerializeField]

YourBehaviour yourBehaviour;

// ...

builder.RegisterComponent(yourBehaviour);

note

RegisterComponent similar to RegisterInstance. The only difference is that MonoBehaviour registered with RegisterComponent will be injected even if not Resolved.

Register from scene with LifetimeScope

builder.RegisterComponentInHierarchy<YourBehaviour>();

note

RegisterComponentInHierarchy always .Scoped lifetime. Because lifetime is equal to the scene.

Register component that Instantiate from prefab when resolving

[SerializeField]

YourBehaviour prefab;

// ...

builder.RegisterComponentInNewPrefab(prefab, Lifetime.Scoped);

Register component that with new GameObject when resolving

builder.RegisterComponentOnNewGameObject<YourBehaviour>(Lifetime.Scoped, "NewGameObjectName");

Register component as interface

builder.RegisterComponentInHierarchy<YourBehaviour>()

.AsImplementedInterfaces();

Register component to specific parent Transform

builder.RegisterComponentFromInNewPrefab<YourBehaviour>(Lifetime.Scoped)

.UnderTransform(parent);

Or find at runtime.

builder.RegisterComponentFromInNewPrefab<YourBehaviour>(Lifetime.Scoped)

.UnderTransform(() => {

// ...

return parent;

});

Grouping MonoBehaviour's Registration

builder.UseComponents(components =>

{

components.AddInstance(yourBehaviour);

components.AddInHierarchy<YourBehaviour>();

components.AddFromNewPrefab(prefab, Lifetime.Scoped);

components.AddOnNewGameObject<YourBehaviour>(Lifetime.Scoped, "name");

})

This is the same as:

builder.RegisterComponent(yourBehaviour);

builder.RegisterComponentInHierarchy<YourBehaviour>();

builder.RegisterComponentFromNewPrefab(prefab, Lifetime.Scoped);

builder.RegisterComponentOnNewGameObject<YourBehaviour>(Lifetime.Scoped, "name");