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di-corate

v0.2.13

Published

Another dependency injection implementation for Typescript using decorators

Downloads

1,611

Readme

di-corate

Another dependency injection implementation for Typescript using decorators.

Build Status npm version install size Coverage Status License: MIT

Installation

npm install di-corate

Using

Use the library to engage the Dependency Injection in your project. The library does not use the reflect-metadata package. The library supports two ways of dependency injection:

  • class property
  • constructor parameter

Simple DI

service1.ts

import { Injectable } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class Service1 {
    do() {}
}

service2.ts

import { Injectable } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class Service2 {
    run() {}
}

component.ts

import { Injectable, Inject } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class Component {
	// Inject into property.
    @Inject(Service1) private readonly srv1: Service1;
	
	// Inejct into constuctor parameter.
    constructor(@Inject(Service2) private readonly srv2: Service2) {
        srv2.do();
        example();
    }

    private example() {
        this.srv1.run();
    }
}

Dependency tree

http-client.ts

import { Injectable } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class HttpClient {
    get(url: string) { return 'response'; }
}

service.ts

import { Injectable, Inject } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class Service {
    constructor(@Inject(HttpClient) private readonly http: HttpClient) { }
    
    do() {
        const resp = this.http.get('someUrl');
        console.log(resp);
    }
}

component.ts

import { Injectable, Inject } from 'di-corate';

@Injectable()
export class Component {
    constructor(@Inject(Service) private readonly srv: Service) {
        example();
    }

    private example() {
        this.srv.do();
    }
}

Instance lifetime configuring

Its possible to configure instance lifecycle for each injectale type.

Examples
import { Injectale, InjectionScopeEnum } from 'di-corate';

// Injects as singletone instance.
@Injectale()
export class SomeSingletone {
    abstract run(): void;
}

// Injects as singletone instance.
@Injectale({
    scope: InjectionScopeEnum.Singletone
})
export class OtherSingletone {
    abstract run(): void;
}

// Injects as transient instance.
@Injectale({
    scope: InjectionScopeEnum.Transient
})
export class SomeClass {
    abstract run(): void;
}
Explanation
Time of instantiation

The moment in time when the dependency instance will be created depends on the chosen dependency injection way.

Custom provider setup

service.ts

export abstract class Service {
    abstract run(): void;
}

default-service.ts

import { Injectale } from 'di-corate';

@Injectale()
export class DefaultService implements Service {
    run() {
        console.log('Implementation');
    };
}

component.ts

import { provide, Injectable, Inject } from 'di-corate';
import { DefaultService } from 'default-service';

provide(Service, DefaultService);

@Injectale()
export class Component {
    constructor(@Inject('Service') private readonly srv: Service) {
        example();
    }

    private example() {
        // Console: 'Implementation'.
		this.srv.run(); 
    }
}

Road map