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class-inject

Class-based dependency injection for node.js

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class-inject

Class-based, async-supported, dependency injection for node.js. Injectable modules must have a filename that ends in .inject.js and exports only a class with an onInit method. Dependencies are injected into this method, as requested, as singleton class instances. Specify callback as the final parameter if the onInit method needs to be async.

Example Usage

foo.inject.js

module.exports = class a {
    constructor() {

    }
    onInit(b, callback) {
        b.asyncMethod(callback);
    }
}

bar.inject.js

module.exports = class b {
    constructor() {

    }
    onInit(logger) {
        logger.debug('Initializing b...');
    }
    asyncMethod(cb) {
        setTimeout(() => cb());
    }
}

Initialization

const lib = require('class-inject');

lib.init(function(){
    console.log('DONE!');
})

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Package last updated on 24 Jun 2017

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