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$ npm install anydi --save
import { Container, Destroy, Inject, Lazy, DiContainer, Service, Root, setConfig } from "../src"
setConfig({ defaultLazy: true })
@Service()
class ChildValue {
static id = 0
id = ChildValue.id++
constructor() {
console.log('Child value:', this.id)
}
@Destroy
destroy() {
console.log('Child value destroy:', this.id)
}
}
@Service()
class Child {
@Lazy() value!: ChildValue
constructor() {
console.log('Child init')
}
@Destroy
destroy() {
console.log('Child destroy')
}
}
@Container()
@Service()
class Test2 {
@Inject() child!: Child
}
@Service()
class Test3 {
@Inject() value!: ChildValue
}
@Root()
@Service()
class Test {
@Inject() private test2!: Test2
@Inject() private test3!: Test3
@Inject() private value!: ChildValue
constructor() {
console.log(this.test2.child.value.id)
console.log(this.test3)
console.log(this.value.id === this.test3.value.id, this.value.id !== this.test2.child.value.id)
}
@Destroy
destroy() {
console.log('Test destroy')
}
}
const test = new Test
test.destroy()
// or without @Root
const test2 = new DiContainer().factory(Test) // or new DiContainer().track(() => new Test)
test2.destroy()
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