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fable-serviceproviderbase
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A very basic set of base classes to provide the interface for Fable services. This is used for instantiating connections to databases, extending core services and whatever other services.
Some service types Fable provides out of the box:
There are two types of services -- just requiring the class provides a base class for most services. The constructor for this type takes in a fully initialized fable object.
const libFableServiceProviderBase = require('fable-serviceproviderbase');
class SimpleService extends libFableServiceProviderBase
{
constructor(pFable, pOptions, pServiceHash)
{
super(pFable, pOptions, pServiceHash);
this.serviceType = 'SimpleService';
}
doSomething()
{
this.fable.log.info(`SimpleService ${this.UUID}::${this.Hash} is doing something.`);
}
}
For some service types, we want to instantiate behaviors before the fable class has been initialized. These use a special service base that defers the connection of an initialized fable object until after it's created.
The one caveat here is the fable service doesn't provide consistent settings, log or uuid functionality until they have been initialized and mapped in.
If you want to use this base class, please refer to the fable service manager code as well to get a good understanding of how initialization differs from the basic services.
const libFableServiceProviderBase = require('fable-serviceproviderbase');
class SimpleService extends libFableServiceProviderBase
{
constructor(pFable, pOptions, pServiceHash)
{
super(pFable, pOptions, pServiceHash);
this.serviceType = 'SimpleService';
}
doSomething()
{
this.fable.log.info(`SimpleService ${this.UUID}::${this.Hash} is doing something.`);
}
}
FAQs
Simple base classes for fable services.
We found that fable-serviceproviderbase demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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