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Use when managing dependencies between systems — autoloads, service locators, @export injection, and scene injection patterns
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Dependency Injection in Godot 4.3+
Patterns for wiring dependencies between systems so nodes stay loosely coupled, swappable, and testable. All examples target Godot 4.3+ with no deprecated APIs.
Related skills: godot-testing for test-friendly architecture, event-bus for signal-based decoupling, godot-project-setup for autoload registration.
1. The Problem
Tight coupling makes code hard to test, extend, and swap. The most common form in Godot is reaching directly into a global autoload from everywhere in the codebase.
# BAD — tight coupling via direct autoload access scattered everywhere
# player.gd
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
health -= amount
AudioManager.play_sfx("hurt") # hard dependency on AudioManager
UIManager.update_health_bar(health) # hard dependency on UIManager
if health <= 0:
GameState.record_death() # hard dependency on GameState
# enemy.gd
func attack() -> void:
AudioManager.play_sfx("attack") # same AudioManager dependency again
// BAD — tight coupling via direct autoload / global access scattered everywhere
// Player.cs
public partial class Player : CharacterBody3D
{
private int _health = 100;
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_health -= amount;
GetNode<AudioManager>("/root/AudioManager").PlaySfx("hurt"); // hard dependency
GetNode<UIManager>("/root/UIManager").UpdateHealthBar(_health); // hard dependency
if (_health <= 0)
GetNode<GameState>("/root/GameState").RecordDeath(); // hard dependency
}
}
// Enemy.cs
public partial class Enemy : CharacterBody3D
{
public void Attack()
{
GetNode<AudioManager>("/root/AudioManager").PlaySfx("attack"); // same dependency again
}
}
Problems with this approach:
- Every node that calls
AudioManagerdirectly is coupled to its concrete implementation. - Swapping
AudioManagerfor a different implementation requires changing every caller. - Unit-testing
Playerin isolation is impossible —AudioManager,UIManager, andGameStatemust all exist and be valid. - Autoload initialization order bugs silently break behaviour when scenes load.
- Hidden dependencies make it hard to see what a class actually needs to function.
2. Approach Comparison
| Pattern | Complexity | Testability | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Autoloads | Low | Low | Truly global singletons: audio, settings, platform services |
| @export Injection | Low | High | Most nodes — wire deps in the editor, no runtime lookup needed |
| Service Locator | Medium | Medium | Plugins, optional systems, swappable implementations at runtime |
| Scene Injection | Low | High | Parent-to-child wiring: Level sets up Enemy, HUD sets up sub-panels |
3. Autoloads as Singletons
Register a script in Project Settings → Autoload for global access (AudioManager.play_sfx(...), GameState.score = 100). Best for cross-cutting concerns: audio, save state, event bus, settings. Resist autoloading domain-specific systems (those should be scene-injected).
See references/autoloads.md for the full AudioManager example (SFX + crossfade music) in GDScript + C#.
4. @export Node Injection
Expose collaborator nodes as @export var health_component: HealthComponent, then wire in the Inspector or via parent scene. Lifecycle: @export properties are assigned BEFORE _ready().
See references/export-injection.md for full
@exportpatterns (GDScript + C#) and lifecycle notes.
5. Service Locator Pattern
A central registry autoload mapping String keys to service instances. Services register themselves at _ready(), deregister at _exit_tree(), consumers call ServiceLocator.get(name). Useful when you want flexible runtime swap of implementations (testing, mods, A/B variants).
See references/service-locator.md for the full Service Locator (GDScript + C#) with typed helper methods.
6. Scene Injection
Parent scene loads its children, then in _ready() walks the tree assigning dependencies (enemy.player = $Player). Children declare @export properties but the parent — not the Inspector — sets them. Best for game-specific dependencies that change per level.
See references/scene-injection.md for the parent-injects-children pattern (GDScript + C#).
7. Testing with Dependency Injection
Injecting fakes / test doubles is what makes nodes testable. For autoloads: mock-replace before the test scene loads. For @export injection: swap the export to a test double. For Service Locator: register a fake under the same key.
See references/testing-with-di.md for GUT-based test patterns showing each injection technique.
8. When to Use What
| Situation | Recommended Pattern |
|---|---|
| Service used by nearly every node in every scene | Autoload singleton |
| Node needs 1–3 deps, scene is editor-authored | @export injection |
| System is optional or swappable at runtime | Service Locator |
| Parent scene constructs children and knows their needs | Scene injection |
| Writing tests for a node with external dependencies | @export or property injection + stubs |
| Plugin that must work in any project | Service Locator (self-registers, no assumptions) |
| Two sibling nodes need the same dep | Let their parent hold it and inject downward |
Quick decision guide:
Does every scene in the project need it?
YES → Autoload singleton
NO ↓
Is the dependency known at edit-time and wired in the Inspector?
YES → @export injection
NO ↓
Does the dependency need to be swapped at runtime (plugins, A/B testing)?
YES → Service Locator
NO ↓
Does a parent scene own both the consumer and the dependency?
YES → Scene injection
NO → Reconsider — either promote to autoload or restructure ownership
9. Anti-patterns
Autoload for everything
# BAD — GameManager, EnemySpawner, InventorySystem, DialogueSystem all as autoloads.
# Every node in the game is coupled to every other system at module level.
# Test one component → must initialise all autoloads.
# GOOD — Only AudioManager, Settings, and SceneTransition are autoloads.
# EnemySpawner is a node in the Level scene, injected into enemies that need it.
// BAD — GameManager, EnemySpawner, InventorySystem, DialogueSystem all as autoloads.
// Every node in the game is coupled to every other system at module level.
// Test one component → must initialise all autoloads.
// GOOD — Only AudioManager, Settings, and SceneTransition are autoloads.
// EnemySpawner is a node in the Level scene, injected into enemies that need it.
Deep dependency chains
# BAD — Player needs HealthComponent, which needs AudioManager,
# which needs SoundBank, which needs FileSystem...
# A change deep in the chain breaks everything above it.
# GOOD — flatten: HealthComponent takes only AudioManager (or a narrow interface).
# Each node declares only immediate dependencies.
// BAD — Player needs HealthComponent, which needs AudioManager,
// which needs SoundBank, which needs FileSystem...
// A change deep in the chain breaks everything above it.
// GOOD — flatten: HealthComponent takes only AudioManager (or a narrow interface).
// Each node declares only immediate dependencies.
Circular dependencies
# BAD
# PlayerController._ready() calls ServiceLocator.get_service("inventory")
# InventorySystem._ready() calls ServiceLocator.get_service("player")
# Neither can fully initialise because the other isn't ready yet.
# GOOD — break the cycle with a signal.
# InventorySystem emits item_used; PlayerController connects to it.
# PlayerController never holds a reference to InventorySystem at all.
// BAD
// PlayerController._Ready() calls ServiceLocator.GetService("inventory")
// InventorySystem._Ready() calls ServiceLocator.GetService("player")
// Neither can fully initialise because the other isn't ready yet.
// GOOD — break the cycle with a signal.
// InventorySystem emits ItemUsed; PlayerController connects to it.
// PlayerController never holds a reference to InventorySystem at all.
Service Locator as a god object
# BAD — everything is registered: enemies, UI panels, individual nodes.
# ServiceLocator becomes a second, untyped scene tree.
# GOOD — only register stable, long-lived services (audio, analytics, save system).
# Short-lived nodes are wired by their parent via scene injection.
// BAD — everything is registered: enemies, UI panels, individual nodes.
// ServiceLocator becomes a second, untyped scene tree.
// GOOD — only register stable, long-lived services (audio, analytics, save system).
// Short-lived nodes are wired by their parent via scene injection.
Forgetting null checks after injection
# BAD — crashes if the @export was never set in the editor
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
audio.play_sfx("hurt") # NullReferenceError if audio was not wired
# GOOD — guard or assert clearly
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
assert(audio != null, "HealthComponent: audio dependency was not injected")
audio.play_sfx("hurt")
# OR — treat it as optional
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
if audio != null:
audio.play_sfx("hurt")
// BAD — crashes if the [Export] was never set in the editor
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_audio.PlaySfx("hurt"); // NullReferenceException if _audio was not wired
}
// GOOD — guard or assert clearly
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
if (_audio == null)
{
GD.PushError("HealthComponent: audio dependency was not injected");
return;
}
_audio.PlaySfx("hurt");
}
// OR — treat it as optional
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_audio?.PlaySfx("hurt");
}
10. Checklist
- Autoloads are used only for genuinely global services (audio, settings, platform)
- Nodes declare their dependencies explicitly (
@exportor a public property) rather than callingget_nodeon distant relatives -
@exportfields are validated (assertor null check) before use - Service Locator services call
unregisterin_exit_tree()/_ExitTree() - Scene injection is done in the parent's
_ready(), after children are fully initialised - No circular dependencies between services or autoloads
- Each node depends only on its immediate collaborators — no deep chains
- Test stubs/mocks are plain nodes that implement the same interface as the real service
- C#
@export([Export]) dependencies are disconnected / cleared in_ExitTree()if they hold event subscriptions - Service Locator is not used to store scene-specific or short-lived nodes
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---
name: dependency-injection
description: Use when managing dependencies between systems — autoloads, service locators, @export injection, and scene injection patterns
---
# Dependency Injection in Godot 4.3+
Patterns for wiring dependencies between systems so nodes stay loosely coupled, swappable, and testable. All examples target Godot 4.3+ with no deprecated APIs.
> **Related skills:** **godot-testing** for test-friendly architecture, **event-bus** for signal-based decoupling, **godot-project-setup** for autoload registration.
---
## 1. The Problem
Tight coupling makes code hard to test, extend, and swap. The most common form in Godot is reaching directly into a global autoload from everywhere in the codebase.
```gdscript
# BAD — tight coupling via direct autoload access scattered everywhere
# player.gd
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
health -= amount
AudioManager.play_sfx("hurt") # hard dependency on AudioManager
UIManager.update_health_bar(health) # hard dependency on UIManager
if health <= 0:
GameState.record_death() # hard dependency on GameState
# enemy.gd
func attack() -> void:
AudioManager.play_sfx("attack") # same AudioManager dependency again
```
```csharp
// BAD — tight coupling via direct autoload / global access scattered everywhere
// Player.cs
public partial class Player : CharacterBody3D
{
private int _health = 100;
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_health -= amount;
GetNode<AudioManager>("/root/AudioManager").PlaySfx("hurt"); // hard dependency
GetNode<UIManager>("/root/UIManager").UpdateHealthBar(_health); // hard dependency
if (_health <= 0)
GetNode<GameState>("/root/GameState").RecordDeath(); // hard dependency
}
}
// Enemy.cs
public partial class Enemy : CharacterBody3D
{
public void Attack()
{
GetNode<AudioManager>("/root/AudioManager").PlaySfx("attack"); // same dependency again
}
}
```
**Problems with this approach:**
- Every node that calls `AudioManager` directly is coupled to its concrete implementation.
- Swapping `AudioManager` for a different implementation requires changing every caller.
- Unit-testing `Player` in isolation is impossible — `AudioManager`, `UIManager`, and `GameState` must all exist and be valid.
- Autoload initialization order bugs silently break behaviour when scenes load.
- Hidden dependencies make it hard to see what a class actually needs to function.
---
## 2. Approach Comparison
| Pattern | Complexity | Testability | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Autoloads** | Low | Low | Truly global singletons: audio, settings, platform services |
| **@export Injection** | Low | High | Most nodes — wire deps in the editor, no runtime lookup needed |
| **Service Locator** | Medium | Medium | Plugins, optional systems, swappable implementations at runtime |
| **Scene Injection** | Low | High | Parent-to-child wiring: Level sets up Enemy, HUD sets up sub-panels |
---
## 3. Autoloads as Singletons
Register a script in **Project Settings → Autoload** for global access (`AudioManager.play_sfx(...)`, `GameState.score = 100`). Best for cross-cutting concerns: audio, save state, event bus, settings. Resist autoloading domain-specific systems (those should be scene-injected).
> See [references/autoloads.md](references/autoloads.md) for the full AudioManager example (SFX + crossfade music) in GDScript + C#.
---
## 4. @export Node Injection
Expose collaborator nodes as `@export var health_component: HealthComponent`, then wire in the Inspector or via parent scene. Lifecycle: `@export` properties are assigned BEFORE `_ready()`.
> See [references/export-injection.md](references/export-injection.md) for full `@export` patterns (GDScript + C#) and lifecycle notes.
---
## 5. Service Locator Pattern
A central registry autoload mapping `String` keys to service instances. Services register themselves at `_ready()`, deregister at `_exit_tree()`, consumers call `ServiceLocator.get(name)`. Useful when you want flexible runtime swap of implementations (testing, mods, A/B variants).
> See [references/service-locator.md](references/service-locator.md) for the full Service Locator (GDScript + C#) with typed helper methods.
---
## 6. Scene Injection
Parent scene loads its children, then in `_ready()` walks the tree assigning dependencies (`enemy.player = $Player`). Children declare `@export` properties but the parent — not the Inspector — sets them. Best for game-specific dependencies that change per level.
> See [references/scene-injection.md](references/scene-injection.md) for the parent-injects-children pattern (GDScript + C#).
---
## 7. Testing with Dependency Injection
Injecting fakes / test doubles is what makes nodes testable. For autoloads: mock-replace before the test scene loads. For `@export` injection: swap the export to a test double. For Service Locator: register a fake under the same key.
> See [references/testing-with-di.md](references/testing-with-di.md) for GUT-based test patterns showing each injection technique.
---
## 8. When to Use What
| Situation | Recommended Pattern |
|---|---|
| Service used by nearly every node in every scene | Autoload singleton |
| Node needs 1–3 deps, scene is editor-authored | `@export` injection |
| System is optional or swappable at runtime | Service Locator |
| Parent scene constructs children and knows their needs | Scene injection |
| Writing tests for a node with external dependencies | `@export` or property injection + stubs |
| Plugin that must work in any project | Service Locator (self-registers, no assumptions) |
| Two sibling nodes need the same dep | Let their parent hold it and inject downward |
**Quick decision guide:**
```
Does every scene in the project need it?
YES → Autoload singleton
NO ↓
Is the dependency known at edit-time and wired in the Inspector?
YES → @export injection
NO ↓
Does the dependency need to be swapped at runtime (plugins, A/B testing)?
YES → Service Locator
NO ↓
Does a parent scene own both the consumer and the dependency?
YES → Scene injection
NO → Reconsider — either promote to autoload or restructure ownership
```
---
## 9. Anti-patterns
### Autoload for everything
```gdscript
# BAD — GameManager, EnemySpawner, InventorySystem, DialogueSystem all as autoloads.
# Every node in the game is coupled to every other system at module level.
# Test one component → must initialise all autoloads.
# GOOD — Only AudioManager, Settings, and SceneTransition are autoloads.
# EnemySpawner is a node in the Level scene, injected into enemies that need it.
```
```csharp
// BAD — GameManager, EnemySpawner, InventorySystem, DialogueSystem all as autoloads.
// Every node in the game is coupled to every other system at module level.
// Test one component → must initialise all autoloads.
// GOOD — Only AudioManager, Settings, and SceneTransition are autoloads.
// EnemySpawner is a node in the Level scene, injected into enemies that need it.
```
### Deep dependency chains
```gdscript
# BAD — Player needs HealthComponent, which needs AudioManager,
# which needs SoundBank, which needs FileSystem...
# A change deep in the chain breaks everything above it.
# GOOD — flatten: HealthComponent takes only AudioManager (or a narrow interface).
# Each node declares only immediate dependencies.
```
```csharp
// BAD — Player needs HealthComponent, which needs AudioManager,
// which needs SoundBank, which needs FileSystem...
// A change deep in the chain breaks everything above it.
// GOOD — flatten: HealthComponent takes only AudioManager (or a narrow interface).
// Each node declares only immediate dependencies.
```
### Circular dependencies
```gdscript
# BAD
# PlayerController._ready() calls ServiceLocator.get_service("inventory")
# InventorySystem._ready() calls ServiceLocator.get_service("player")
# Neither can fully initialise because the other isn't ready yet.
# GOOD — break the cycle with a signal.
# InventorySystem emits item_used; PlayerController connects to it.
# PlayerController never holds a reference to InventorySystem at all.
```
```csharp
// BAD
// PlayerController._Ready() calls ServiceLocator.GetService("inventory")
// InventorySystem._Ready() calls ServiceLocator.GetService("player")
// Neither can fully initialise because the other isn't ready yet.
// GOOD — break the cycle with a signal.
// InventorySystem emits ItemUsed; PlayerController connects to it.
// PlayerController never holds a reference to InventorySystem at all.
```
### Service Locator as a god object
```gdscript
# BAD — everything is registered: enemies, UI panels, individual nodes.
# ServiceLocator becomes a second, untyped scene tree.
# GOOD — only register stable, long-lived services (audio, analytics, save system).
# Short-lived nodes are wired by their parent via scene injection.
```
```csharp
// BAD — everything is registered: enemies, UI panels, individual nodes.
// ServiceLocator becomes a second, untyped scene tree.
// GOOD — only register stable, long-lived services (audio, analytics, save system).
// Short-lived nodes are wired by their parent via scene injection.
```
### Forgetting null checks after injection
```gdscript
# BAD — crashes if the @export was never set in the editor
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
audio.play_sfx("hurt") # NullReferenceError if audio was not wired
# GOOD — guard or assert clearly
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
assert(audio != null, "HealthComponent: audio dependency was not injected")
audio.play_sfx("hurt")
# OR — treat it as optional
func take_damage(amount: int) -> void:
if audio != null:
audio.play_sfx("hurt")
```
```csharp
// BAD — crashes if the [Export] was never set in the editor
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_audio.PlaySfx("hurt"); // NullReferenceException if _audio was not wired
}
// GOOD — guard or assert clearly
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
if (_audio == null)
{
GD.PushError("HealthComponent: audio dependency was not injected");
return;
}
_audio.PlaySfx("hurt");
}
// OR — treat it as optional
public void TakeDamage(int amount)
{
_audio?.PlaySfx("hurt");
}
```
---
## 10. Checklist
- [ ] Autoloads are used only for genuinely global services (audio, settings, platform)
- [ ] Nodes declare their dependencies explicitly (`@export` or a public property) rather than calling `get_node` on distant relatives
- [ ] `@export` fields are validated (`assert` or null check) before use
- [ ] Service Locator services call `unregister` in `_exit_tree()` / `_ExitTree()`
- [ ] Scene injection is done in the parent's `_ready()`, after children are fully initialised
- [ ] No circular dependencies between services or autoloads
- [ ] Each node depends only on its immediate collaborators — no deep chains
- [ ] Test stubs/mocks are plain nodes that implement the same interface as the real service
- [ ] C# `@export` (`[Export]`) dependencies are disconnected / cleared in `_ExitTree()` if they hold event subscriptions
- [ ] Service Locator is not used to store scene-specific or short-lived nodes
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