snooze-baselib 1.0.0-alpha.1

Installation

In your applications root direction install via npm.

npm install snooze-baselib --save

In you main.js file import the snooze-baselib module.

snooze.module('myApp', ['snooze-baselib']);

Entities

snooze-baselib provides 3 Entities. service, value, and constant.

Service

A service is generic and unopinionated as far as Entities go. It allows you to inject functionality into other Entities, run processes, or config processes. Once snooze-baselib has been imported, the module.service method becomes available.

snooze.module('myApp', ['snooze-baselib'])
    .service('MyService', function() {});
    

A service is constructed with an injectable function. What is returned by the function becomes the EntityInstance. If we wanted to create a Math service that could do our basic mathematical operations we can create the service like so-

snooze.module('myApp', ['snooze-baselib'])
    .service('MyService', function() {
        function sum(num1, num2) {
            return num1 + num2;
        };
        
        function difference(num1, num2) {
            return num1 - num2;
        };
        
        function product(num1, num2) {
            return num1 * num2;
        };
        
        function quotient(num1, num2) {
            return num1 / num2;
        };
        
        return {
            sum: sum,
            difference: difference,
            product: product,
            quotient: quotient
        };
    });
    

The returned object makes these methods available when injected.

snooze.module('myApp')
    .service('Bank', function(Math) {
        var accountBalance = 1000;
        
        function deposit(amt) {
            accountBalance = Math.sum(accountBalance, amt);
        };
        
        function withdraw(amt) {
            accountBalance = Math.difference(accountBalance, amt);
        };
        
        function getBalance() {
            return accountBalance;
        };
        
        return {
            deposit: deposit,
            withdraw: withdraw,
            getBalance: getBalance
        };
    })
    .run(function(Bank) {
        Bank.deposit(500);
        console.log(Bank.getBalance());
        Bank.withraw(750);
        console.log(Bank.getBalance());
    });
    

Outputs

1500
750

You can also define what specifically gets injected when or configured by returned a $get or $config property.

snooze.module('myApp')
    .service('Bank', function(Math) {
        var accountBalance = 0;
        
        function deposit(amt) {
            accountBalance = Math.sum(accountBalance, amt);
        };
        
        function withdraw(amt) {
            accountBalance = Math.difference(accountBalance, amt);
        };
        
        function getBalance() {
            return accountBalance;
        };
        
        function initBalance(balance) {
            accountBalance = balance;
        };
        
        return {
            $get: {
                deposit: deposit,
                withdraw: withdraw,
                getBalance: getBalance
            },
            $config: {
                initBalance: initBalance
            }
        };
    })
    .config(function(Bank) {
        Bank.initBalance(1000);
        console.log(Bank.deposit);
    })
    .run(function(Bank) {
        Bank.deposit(1000);
        console.log(Bank.initBalance);
        console.log(Bank.getBalance());
    });

Outputs

undefined
undefined
2000

Finally you can set if the service is injectable, configurable, or private by setting the $injectable, $configurable, and $private properties respectively.

snooze.module('myApp')
    .service('Bank', function(Math) {
        return {
            $injectable: false,
            $configurable: false,
            $private: true
        };
    });
    

The Bank service is now not injectable, configurable, and cannot be imported into other modules (and is useless at this point).

Value

A single value can be passed as an injectable.

snooze.module('myApp')
    .value('port', 80)
    .service('HTTP', function(port) {
        // ... do something with port
    });

The value can be a string, function, object, array, integer, anything.

Constant

A constant is the same as a value except it's value is copied instead of returned. This means if an object or array is used the injected value cannot change the original.

snooze.module('myApp')
    .constant('settings', {color: 'blue'})
    .run(function(settings) {
        settings.color = 'red';
        console.log(settings.color);
    })
    .run(function(settings) {
        console.log(settings.color);
    });
    

Outputs

red
blue

Import Processes

importEntities - Imports Entities from all imported modules to the importee module. Imported Entities will overwrite existing Entities with the same name. importEntityGroups - Imports EntityGroups from all imported modules to the importee module. If an importing EntityGroup has the same type as an existing EntityGroup it will be skipped.

Config Preprocessors

mergeModeConfigs - If a mode is defined and that mode exists in the modes object, those properties will be merged on top of the existing config.

snooze.json extensions

snooze-baselib Allows creating config modes. This lets you create a base config but merge properties on top of the base config depending on the mode you define.

{
    "mode": "development",
    "modes": {
        "development": {
            "silent": false
        },
        "production": {
            "silent": true
        },
        "foobar": {
            "silent": true,
            "bar": "baz"
        }
    }
}