ditox-react
React.js tooling for Ditox.js DI container.
Table of Contents
Features
- Simple and functional API
- Container hierarchy
- Scoped containers
- Multi-value tokens
- Typescript typings
- Supports Node.js, Deno and browsers
Installation
Install with npm
npm install ditox ditox-react --save
Or yarn
yarn add ditox ditox-react
Usage
ditox-react
is a set of helpers for providing and using a dependency container in React apps:
- Components:
DepencencyContainer
- provides a new or existed container to React components.DepencencyModule
- binds a dependency module to a new container.CustomDepencencyContainer
- provides an existed dependency container.
- Hooks:
useDependencyContainer()
- returns a provided dependency container.useDependency()
- returns a resolved value by a specified token. It throws an error in case a container or value is not found.useOptionalDependency()
- returns a resolved value by a specified token, or returns undefined
in case a container or value is not found.
Examples:
import {token} from 'ditox';
import {
DependencyContainer,
DependencyModule,
useDependency,
useDependencyContainer,
useOptionalDependency,
} from 'ditox-react';
import {LOGGER_MODULE} from './logger';
const FOO = token();
const BAR = token();
function appDependencyBinder(container) {
container.bindValue(FOO, 'foo');
}
function App() {
return (
<DependencyContainer binder={appDependencyBinder}>
<NestedComponent />
</DependencyContainer>
);
}
function NestedComponent() {
const container = useDependencyContainer();
const foo = useDependency(FOO);
const bar = useOptionalDependency(BAR);
useEffect(() => {
console.log({foo, bar});
}, [foo, bar]);
return null;
}
Dependency modules
Dependency modules can be provided to the app with <DependencyModule />
component:
function App() {
return (
<DependencyModule module={LOGGER_MODULE}>
<NestedComponent />
</DependencyModule>
);
}
API References
© 2020-2021 Mikhail Nasyrov, MIT license