deps-injector
v1.5.7
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Both `factory` and `inject` methods receives a consumer/dependent class and an array of its dependencies classes and then instantiates the consumer/dependent class injecting the classes/instances passed as dependencies.
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Dependencies Injector (deps-injector)
Both factory
and inject
methods receives a consumer/dependent class and the second argument is as an array of its dependencies classes/instances. After it then instantiates the consumer/dependent class (if necessary) injecting the classes passed as dependencies. All the dependencies must be classes or instances of classes. The method factory
is good for quick use while inject
is good for testing and more flexible stuff.
Method: factory
import { UserRepository } from './user.repository'
import { AuthenticateService } from './authenticate.service'
import { inject } from 'deps-injector'
const authService = factory(AuthenticateService, UserRepository)
Method: inject
import { UserRepository } from './user.repository'
import { AuthenticateService } from './authenticate.service'
import { inject } from 'deps-injector'
const [ authService, [userRepo] ] = inject(AuthenticateService, UserRepository)
const user = authService.execute({ name: 'john', email: '[email protected]'})
await userRepo.deleteById(user.id)