Initiate and get library classes.

eFactory serves 3 major tasks:
• Initiates (constructs) not-initiated classes, stores them into the registry and returns an object.
• Returns a class object from the registry for already initiated classes.
• Removes the need of using the global keyword.

Usage

Most common methods of eFactory.

Replacement for global

To call an object ($elxis for example) inside a function that initiated outside of it you would do:

With eFactory you do it like that:

Or, alternatively, by using the chaining methods style (dont do it for repeated object as it will be slower):

eFactory also makes sure that you will always get the same instance of the class (as it calls internally the Elxis Registry).