Unity Service Provider

Hey Unity devs!

I’ve been working on something cool that I think you’re really going to like. I just built a brand-new Service Provider for Unity, and it’s here to make your life a whole lot easier when it comes to coding. Ever get frustrated with managing instances all over your project? I’ve been there—and now, I’ve got a solution!

So, what’s the deal?

Basically, my tool lets you access any services you need in your game without the hassle of keeping track of instances all over the place. Need a TimeManager? Easy—just call it in, no more running around your codebase trying to find where everything lives.

TimeManager timeManager = ServiceProvider.GetService<TimeManager>(); 

Features:

• Single Line Access: Call any service you need with just one line. Use GetService<YourServiceClassName>() to grab anything—whether it's a TimeManager, AudioManager, or any custom service you've created.
• Plug-and-Play: Add a new service easily. If it inherits from IService, you're good to go. No complex setup—just define your service and the ServiceProvider handles the rest, making it available throughout your project.
• No Instance Management: Access your services from anywhere without worrying about manually managing instances. Focus on building your game, not on boilerplate code.
• Scalable: Easily add or update services as your project grows. The ServiceProvider adapts to your needs, making scaling simple and hassle-free.

I've included an example class just to get you started, but it's really that simple, just make your class inherit from IService and call it when necessary.