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@zcodeapp/di
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This module provides a lightweight and efficient implementation of dependency injection (DI) in TypeScript. It consists of three main components: Di (Dependency Injection container), Inject (decorator for dependency injection), and Injectable (decorator to mark a class as available for injection).
Include the Di class in your TypeScript project:
npm install @zcodeapp/di
First, import the Di class and other necessary interfaces:
import { Di } from "@zcodeapp/di";
import { Example } from "example"
const di = Di.getInstance();
di.register(Example);
const instance = di.get(Example);
Di
The core of the DI system, responsible for creating and managing instances.
Inject
A decorator used to inject dependencies into a class.
Injectable
A decorator that marks a class as injectable, allowing it to be managed by the Di container.
Here's a basic example of how to use the DI module:
import { Di, Injectable, Inject } from "@zcodeapp/di";
@Injectable()
class DependencyClass {}
@Injectable()
class ConsumerClass {
constructor(private dependency: DependencyClass) {}
}
const di = Di.getInstance();
const instance = di.get(ConsumerClass);
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.
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