Merge branch 'feature/23' into develop

Close #23

Author: weierophinney

doc/book/configuring-the-service-manager.md

@@ -420,7 +420,7 @@ var_dump($object1 === $object2); // prints "false"
 So far, we have covered examples where services are created through factories
 (or abstract factories). The factory is able to create the object itself.
 
-Occasionaly you may need to pass additional options that act as a "context".
+Occasionally you may need to pass additional options that act as a "context".
 For instance, we could have a `StringLengthValidator` service registered.
 However, this validator can have multiple options, such as `min` and `max`.
 Because this is dependant on the caller context (or might even be retrieved

doc/book/migration.md

@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ developers will interact. It has the following changes in v3:
 - `setAllowOverride()`/`getAllowOverride()`; since instances are now immutable,
   these no longer had any meaning.
 - `setShareByDefault()`/`shareByDefault()`; this can be passed during
-  instantation or via `withConfig()`.
+  instantiation or via `withConfig()`.
 - `setThrowExceptionInCreate()`/`getThrowExceptionInCreate()`; exceptions are
   *always* thrown when errors are encountered during service instance creation.
 - `setRetrieveFromPeeringManagerFirst()`/`retrieveFromPeeringManagerFirst()`;
@@ -382,7 +382,7 @@ Assuming that `AbstractFactoryThatAlwaysResolves` will resolve any service
 
 ```php
 $has = $container->has('MyClass');            // always true; factory is defined
-                                              // forthe service.
+                                              // for the service.
 $has = $container->has('AnotherClass');       // false; no factory is defined
                                               // for the service, and not
                                               // looking in abstract factories.

src/Factory/AbstractFactoryInterface.php

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
  *
  * An abstract factory extends the factory interface, but also has an
  * additional "canCreateService" method, which is called to check if the
- * abstract factory can create an instance for the given serivce. You should
+ * abstract factory can create an instance for the given service. You should
  * limit the number of abstract factories to ensure good performance. Starting
  * from ServiceManager v3, remember that you can also attach multiple names to
  * the same factory, which reduces the need for abstract factories.

src/Factory/FactoryInterface.php

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
  * A factory is an callable object that is able to create an object. It is
  * given the instance of the service locator, the requested name of the class
  * you want to create, and any additional options that could be used to
- * configure the isntance state.
+ * configure the instance state.
  */
 interface FactoryInterface
 {