Conventions

A convention is just a class that can identify whether a particular type belongs to it or not. It is identified by implementing Conventional.IConvention which contains a single method that accepts a System.Type and returns true if the type matches the convention and false otherwise.

For example:

class Services : IConvention
{
  public bool Matches(Type t)
  {
    return t.Namespace.Contains("Services");
  }
}

class Binders : IConvention
{
  public bool Matches(Type t)
  {
    t.HasAttribute<BindsAttribute>();
  }
}

Note: By default your convention will not be passed a class that cannot be instantiated (i.e. Is an interface, an abstract class, a delegate, etc.)

Note: By...convention, the name of your convention class should be pluralized