In case you just want to bind the data from IConfiguration to an instance of a class you can declare your class as a config. This feature will allow you to just create a class for the data that you have in config and use it.

You should implement only

IConfig

This will mark the class as a config and will populate that class when it’s requested in a constructor.

Here is an implementation example for class config. For this you will need to add UseConfigsByInteface in the configuration option of simply AddAutojector

Implementation example

public class MyConfig : IConfig
{
    public string Data { get; set; }
}

This will bind for example the data that you have in your appsettings.json in case there is a section called MyConfig to an instance of this class.

Here is an implementation example for class config. For this you will need to add UseConfigsByAttribute in the configuration option of simply AddAutojector

[Config]
public class MyConfig : IConfig
{
    public string Data { get; set; }
}

Here is an implementation example for unimplemented interface. For this you will need to add UseUnimplementedConfigsByInteface in the configuration option of simply AddAutojector

public interface IUnimplmentedConfig : IConfig{
    public string Data { get; set; }

}

Here is an implementation example for unimplemented interface. For this you will need to add UseUnimplementedConfigsByAttribute in the configuration option of simply AddAutojector

[Config]
public interface IUnimplmentedConfig{
    public string Data { get; set; }

}