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@aspectjs/common

v0.5.3

Published

Aspectjs - commonly needed factories & utils

Downloads

5,238

Readme

AspectJS

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📜 Abstract

Inspired by the AspectJ java framework, AspectJS leverages ES Decorators to bring Aspect Oriented Programming to Javascript and Typescript.

🎉 Demo:

Demo on stackedit.

💡 Why?

ECMAScript Decorators are fantastic: they allow developers to hide boilerplate code behind a simple @ sign, keeping the code clean, easy to read, and easy to write. Widely used in popular projects such as Angular, Nest.js or TypeORM, decorators have one major drawback: they come with their own built-in behavior, making interoperability between tools difficult, and preventing them from being repurposed for other uses.

AspectJS takes a different approach, by introducing two important concepts: Annotations and Aspects.

  • An Annotation is essentially an empty decorator that marks a target (class, property, method or parameter) as a candidate for further enhancements.
  • Aspects can be selectively enabled to introduce new behaviors into the annotated elements.
const A = function( target: Function) {
   // behaviorA
}
const B = function( target: Function) {
   // behaviorB
}
 
@A() 
@B()
class MyClass {}
const af = new AnnotationFactory('my.org')
const A = af.create('A');
const B = af.create('B');

@A()
@B()
class MyClass {}

@Aspect()
class AB_Aspect {
  // behavior A
  // behavior B
}

getWeaver().enable(new AB_Aspect())

🚀 Getting started:

  • Install the packages

    npm i @aspectjs/core @aspectjs/common
  • Create an annotation:

    // toasted.annotation.ts
    import { AnnotationFactory, AnnotationKind } from '@aspectjs/common';
    
    const ANNOTATION_FACTORY = new AnnotationFactory('demo');
    const Toasted = ANNOTATION_FACTORY.create(
      AnnotationKind.METHOD,
      'Toasted', 
      function Toasted() {},
    );
  • Use that annotation on a class, a property, a method or a parameter:

    // main.ts
    class Main {
      @Toasted()
      run() {
        console.log('run');
      }
    }
  • Declare an aspect triggered by the annotation:

    // toasted.aspect.ts
    import { Around, AroundContext, Aspect, JoinPoint, on } from '@aspectjs/core';
    @Aspect()
    class ToastedAspect {
      @Around(on.methods.withAnnotations(Toasted))
      toast(ctxt: AroundContext, jp: JoinPoint, jpArgs: unknown[]) {
        const result = jp(...jpArgs);
        const text = `${ctxt.target.label} completed successfully`;
        showToast(text);
        return result;
      }
    }
  • Enable the aspect

    // aop.ts
    import { getWeaver } from '@aspectjs/core';
    
    getWeaver().enable(new ToastedAspect());

🔗 Documentation

For more advanced usage, please read the documentation: https://aspectjs.gitlab.io/.

MIT Licensed