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The Porygon library is made to provide a simple and efficient way to manage dependency injection in C++ projects.

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The single way to use the Porygon library is to create an instance of DependenciesHandler and register the dependencies you want to use.

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The Porygon library is available in the porygon namespace.

Let's see how to use the Porygon library with a simple example.

First, include the necessary headers:

#include "libs/porygon/src/handler.hpp"

Then, we are going to declare a single service that we want to inject:

class MyService {
 public:
  void DoSomething() {
    std::cout << "Doing something" << std::endl;
  }
};

Now, we can create an instance of DependenciesHandler and register the service:

using namespace porygon;

int main() {
  auto handler = DependenciesHandler::Create();

  handler->Add<MyService>();

  auto service = handler->Get<MyService>();
  service.DoSomething();

  return 0;
}

Then let's create an other class in order to inject the MyService:

class MyClass {
 public:
  explicit MyClass(DependenciesHandler::Ptr handler) : handler_(handler) {}

  void DoSomething() {
    auto service = handler_->Get<MyService>();
    service.DoSomething();
  }

 private:
  DependenciesHandler::Ptr handler_;
};

We can now create an instance of `MyClass` and call the `DoSomething` method:

```cpp
int main() {
  auto handler = DependenciesHandler::Create();

  handler->Add<MyService>();

  auto myClass = handler->MakeWithDependencies<MyClass>();
  myClass.DoSomething();

  return 0;
}