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ext-di

v1.0.11

Published

EXT - Depedency Injector

Downloads

6

Readme

EXT DI (EXT Dependency Injector)

NPM

npm version Build Status Coverage Status

Features

  • simple dependency injection helper module
  • let's you write unit-testable code
  • simple access to your dependency - all dependencies can be accessed via the injector: createdClassInstanceByInjector.ext.get(dependencyModule)

Usage

Firstly, install it:

npm install ext-di --save

Use it like this

const Injector = require('ext-di');
let injector = new Injector({ 'redis' : { module : 'ioredis', className : 'Redis' }});

API

constructor(config)
  • config.ALIAS_NAME The alias name for the class/module
  • config.ALIAS_NAME.module This value will be used for 'require'
  • config.ALIAS_NAME.className The actual class name ( leave empty if not used )
  • config.ALIAS_NAME.params The list of params for this instance of the class ( leave empty if not used )
  • config.ALIAS_NAME.instantiate Should the injector create a new instance of the 'class' ( leave empty if not used )

|Options|Effect| |:---|---:| |{"alias": "fs"}|This will directly use the given module| |{"alias": {"module": 'm'}}|require('m')| |{"alias": {"module": "m", "instantiate": true}}|new require('m')()| |{"alias": {"module": 'm', "className": 'C'}}|require('m').C| |{"alias": {"module": "m", "className": 'C', "instantiate": true}}|new require('m').C()|

get(aliasName)
  • aliasName string The alias name for the class. It will be instantiated using the configured params
/** complex.js **/
class Complex {

    async getNr() {
        let nativeService = await this.getService('native');
        return nativeService.nr;
    }

}

/** native.js **/
module.exports = {
    nr: 123456
};

/** index.js **/
let injector = new Injector({
    'complex': {module: 'complex.js', className: 'Complex', instantiate: true},
    'native': {module: 'native.js'}
});

let complex = await injector.get('complex');
complex.getNr();