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There are several methods you could use. One is to create a Facade and access your utility class that way, however my preferred method is to have the class injected via my class's __construct() method, like so:

Class MyClass
{
    protected $utilityClass;

    public function __construct( UtilityClass $utilityClass )
    {
        $this->utilityClass = $utilityClass;
    }
}

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thanks, in which directory it will be positioned?

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