mp-inject

A type-based dependency injection library.

Installation

$ npm install --save mp-inject

Requirments

// tsconfig.json
{
    "compilerOptions":{
        "experimentalDecorators": true,
        "emitDecoratorMetadata": true
    }
}

Getting started

import { Injectable, Injector, } from 'mp-inject';

@Injectable()
export class Logger {
    log(message: string) {}
    error(error: string) {}
}

@Injectable()
export class Http {
    constructor(public logger: Logger) { }
    get<T = any>(url: string): Promise<T> {
        return fetch(url)
            .then(res => res.json())
            .catch(err => this.logger.error(err))
    }
    post<T = any>(url: string, body: any): Promise<T> {
        return fetch(url, { method: 'post', body })
            .then(res => res.json())
            .catch(err => this.logger.error(err))
    }
}

@Injectable()
export class Service {

    constructor(public logger: Logger, public http: Http) { }

    todo() {
        this.logger.log('...');
        this.http.get('...');
    }
}

const service = Injector.get(Service);
console.log(service instanceof Service); //true
console.log(service.http instanceof Http); //true
console.log(service.logger instanceof Logger); //true
console.log(service.http.logger instanceof Logger); //true

API

Injector.clearSingletons(type?: Function|string|number|symbol) : void

Clear singleton of specified type, if type is omitted, clear all singletons's type.

• type: The singleton type to clear

Injector.register(type: Function|string|number|symbol, value:Function | object, options?:object) : void

Register a service for injection.

• type: The service type to be register.
• value: The associated value can be a factory function.
• options: The registration options.
• • alias(Function|string|number|symbol, optional): The another name for current Service.

import { Injector, } from 'mp-inject';

Injector.register("String", "default value");
Injector.register(0, () => Math.random());

abstract class Service{}
class MyService extends Service{}
Injector.register(Service, ()=>new MyService());

Injector.registerClass(type: Function|string|number|symbol, value:new(...args: any) => any, options?:object) : void

Register a class service for injection.

• type: The service type to be register.
• value: The associated value must be a class.
• options: The registration options.
• • alias(Function|string|number|symbol, optional): The another name for current Service.

import { Injector, } from 'mp-inject';

abstract class Service{}
class MyService extends Service{}
Injector.registerClass(Service, MyService);
// equal to 
// Injector.register(Service, (...args:any)=>new MyService(...args));

Injector.get(type: Function|string|number|symbol, ...args: any[]): T

Get the value corresponding to a specific type, the type must be registered in advance. If the type was't injected in advance, an error will be throw.

• type: The type registered.
• args: The parameters required by the factory function.

import { Injector, } from 'mp-inject';

class Demo{}
Injector.register(Demo, new Demo());
const instance = Injector.get<Demo>(Demo);

Injector.getOrDefault(type: Function|string|number|symbol, defaultValue: T ...args: any[]): T

Get the value corresponding to a specific type, If the type was't injected in advance, an default value will be returned.

• type: The type registered.
• defaultValue: The value returned by default.
• args: The parameters required by the factory function.

import { Injector, } from 'mp-inject';

class Demo{}
const instance = Injector.getOrDefault<Demo>(Demo, new Demo());

Singleton

The Injectable should be the topmost decorator

import { Injectable, Injector, Singleton } from 'mp-inject';

Injector.register(Number, () => Math.random());

@Injectable()
export class NoSingletonService {
    constructor(public num: number) { }
}

@Injectable()
@Singleton()
export class SingletonService {
    constructor(public num: number) { }
}

const service1 = Injector.get(NoSingletonService);
const service2 = Injector.get(NoSingletonService);
console.log(service1.num === service2.num) //false
console.log(service1 === service2) //false
const service3 = Injector.get(SingletonService);
const service4 = Injector.get(SingletonService);
console.log(service3.num === service4.num) //true
console.log(service3 === service4) //true

Clear Singleton

Singleton.clear(SingletonService);
// or
Injector.clearSingletons(SingletonService);
// or clear all singletons
Injector.clearSingletons();

Alias

import { Injectable, Injector, Inject } from 'mp-inject';

export class Service1 { }

Injector.registerClass(Service1, Service1, { alias: 'service1' });

@Injectable({ alias: 'demo1' })
export class Demo1 {
    constructor(
        public service: Service,
        @Inject('service1') public service1: Service1,
    ) { }
}

console.log(Injector.get('service1') instanceof Service1) //true
console.log(Injector.get(Service1) instanceof Service1) //true
console.log(Injector.get('demo1') instanceof Demo1) //true
console.log(Injector.get(Demo1) instanceof Demo1) //true
console.log(Injector.get('demo1').service1 instanceof Service1) //true

Poperties Injection

import { Inject, Injectable, Injector } from 'mp-inject';

Injector.register(Number, 0);

@Injectable()
class Service{}

export class Demo{
    @Inject() number!:number;
    @Inject() service!:Service;
}

Optional

By default, if the injected properties or parameters are absent, an error will be thrown. If the properties or parameters are optional, you can use the Optional decorator.

import { Inject, Injectable, Injector, Optional } from 'mp-inject';

@Injectable()
class Service{}

class AbsentService{}

export class Demo{
    constructor(
         service: Service;
        //service: AbsentService; // throw error
        @Optional() service1: AbsentService // ok
    ){}

    @Inject() service2!:AbsentService;
    @Optional() service3!:AbsentService;

    todo(){
        //this.service2.some(); throw error
        this.service3.some(); // ok
    }
}

Also see

auto-validate validate object by decorator in typescript.

auto-mapping: map and convert objects automatically in typescript;