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regg helps keep your system decoupled by providing a central location where your application information can be found by other parts of your application.
regg helps keep your system decoupled by providing a central location where your application information can be found by other parts of your application.
npm install regg
Register your functions, objects, string etc using register(). Once registered with the service locator there is no way to change it.
var regg = require('regg')()
var foo = 'bar'
regg.register('foobar', foo)
console.log(regg.get('foobar')) // bar
regg.register('logger', console.bind(console))
regg.logger.get('logger').info('Hello world') // Hello world
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Licenced under the New BSD License
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regg helps keep your system decoupled by providing a central location where your application information can be found by other parts of your application.
We found that regg demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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