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@electron-tools/ioc
Advanced tools
A simple DI implement of IOC using typescript. inspired by vscode IOC implement.
# install by npm
$npm install @electron-tools/ioc
# install by pnpm
$pnpm add @electron-tools/ioc
# install by yarn
$yarn add @electron-tools/ioc
enable experimentalDecorators
option in your tsconfig.json.
register your service by service
decorator exported from this package.
// src/serviceA.ts
import { service } from '@electron-tools/ioc';
@service('serviceA') // register ServiceA with unique id 'serviceA' using service decorator exported by this package.
class ServiceA {
// ....
}
inject
decorator inject your service to another service.// src/serviceB.ts
import { service, inject } from '@electron-tools/ioc';
@service('serviceB') // also register ServiceB with unique id 'serviceB'
class ServiceB {
constructor(
@inject('serviceA') // inject serviceA to serviceB, the only args passed to inject is the service unique id.
readonly serviceA: ServiceA,
) {}
}
// src/index.ts
import IOC from '@electron-tools/ioc';
import './serviceA.ts';
import './serviceB.ts';
const ioc = new IOC();
const serviceA = ioc.getService('serviceA');
const serviceB = ioc.getService('serviceB');
console.log(serviceA instanceof ServiceA); // true
console.log(serviceB instanceof ServiceB); // true
console.log(serviceA === serviceB.a); // true
ioc.getService('serviceA')
, serviceB will not be instance, cause serviceB is not dependencied by any service, but if you only call ioc.getService('serviceB')
, serviceA will be instance, and inject into serviceB. this maybe not what you want. you can init all services in one place by call ioc.init()
.const ioc = new IOC();
ioc.init(); // this statement will instance all services registered.
// src/serviceA.ts
import IOC, { service, inject, INSTANTIATION_SERVICE_ID } from '@electron-tools/ioc';
@service('serviceA') // register ServiceA with unique id 'serviceA' using service decorator exported by ioc.
class ServiceA {
constructor(
@inject(INSTANTIATION_SERVICE_ID) readonly ioc: IOC, // ioc itself is also a service can be injected.
) {}
someMethod() {
// dynamic get serviceB by ioc#getService API. then you can do anything what serviceB can do.
const serviceB = this.ioc.getService('serviceB');
serviceB.xxx;
}
}
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DI implement of IOC
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