Injecting

Injecting into an existing instance

Container.Inject(instance);

This will only inject the dependencies of given instance.

Injecting into all scripts of a game object

Container.Inject(gameObject);

This will recursively inject the dependencies of all MonoBehaviour scripts attached to given GameObject and its descendants.

Injecting into all scripts of a scene

After you have set up all your bindings, the RootInstaller and SceneInstaller will automatically call this method to inject all game objects in your scene:

Container.InjectScene(gameObject.scene);

Overriding bindings at injection-time

When you want to specify bindings that should only apply to the current injection operation (or that should temporarily override existing bindings), you can create a sub-container on the fly with the Using() extension method, just before calling Inject():

injector
  .Using(x => x.Bind<IFoo, Foo2>())
  .Inject(obj);