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aspect-ts

v1.0.6

Published

aspect oriented programming for typescript and javascript

Downloads

4

Readme

aspectTS

A simple typescript Aspect implementation for AOP (Aspect Oriented Programming)

Install

yarn install

Development

For development two tasks are available:

  • yarn test - Runs the tests
  • yarn build - Transpile the code into lib directory

Usage

The package exposes 5 methods :

  • before
    Allow to run an advice before a chosen method.
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt();
before(x, 'doIt', () => {
	console.log('this runs before doIt()');
});
  • after
    Allow to run an advice after a chosen method, regardless the success or the failure of that method
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt();
after(x, 'doIt', () => {
	console.log('this runs after doIt()');
});
  • afterReturn
    Allow to run an advice after a chosen method, if and only if the method successfully returns
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt();
afterReturn(x, 'doIt', () => {
	console.log('doIt() method passed successfully');
});
  • afterThrow
    Allow to run an advice after a chosen method, if and only if the method throw an error
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt();
afterThrow(x, 'doIt', () => {
	console.log('doIt() method thrown an error');
});
  • around
    Allow to run an advice before and after a chosen method. This is the most powerful kind of advice as it can controls whether or not to run the original method as well as the arguments given to it.
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt();
around(x, 'doIt', (nextAdvice) => {
	console.log('this runs before doIt()');
	nextAdvice(); // next advice might be another around or the doIt() method itself
	console.log('this runs after doIt()');
});
// with arguments:
const x = new MyClass(); // assuming MyClass has a method doIt(value);
around(x, 'doIt', (value, nextAdvice) => {
	console.log('this runs before doIt()');
	nextAdvice(value); // next advice might be another around or the doIt() method itself
	console.log('this runs after doIt()');
});