ts-ioc-container

Typescript IoC (Inversion Of Control) container

Advantages

• battle tested :boom:
• written on typescript
• simple and lightweight :heart:
• clean API :green_heart:
• supports tagged scopes
• fully test covered :100:
• can be used with decorators @inject
• can inject properties
• can inject lazy dependencies
• composable and open to extend
• awesome for testing (auto mocking)

Content

• Setup
• Container
  • Basic usage
  • Scope tags
  • Instances
  • Dispose
  • Lazy lazy
• Injector
  • Metadata @inject
  • Simple
  • Proxy
• Provider @provider
  • Singleton singleton
  • Arguments args argsFn
  • Visibility visible
  • Alias alias
  • Decorator decorate
• Registration @register
  • Key key
  • Scope scope
• Module
• Hook @hook
  • OnConstruct @onConstruct
  • OnDispose @onDispose
  • Inject Property
  • Inject Method
• Mock
• Error

Setup

npm install ts-ioc-container reflect-metadata

yarn add ts-ioc-container reflect-metadata

Just put it in the entrypoint file of your project. It should be the first line of the code.

import 'reflect-metadata';

And tsconfig.json should have next options:

{
  "compilerOptions": {
    "experimentalDecorators": true,
    "emitDecoratorMetadata": true
  }
}

Container

IContainer consists of:

• Provider is dependency factory which creates dependency
• Injector describes how to inject dependencies to constructor
• Registration is provider factory which registers provider in container

Basic usage

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { IContainer, by, Container, inject, MetadataInjector, Registration as R } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('Basic usage', function () {
  class Logger {
    name = 'Logger';
  }

  it('should inject dependencies', function () {
    class App {
      constructor(@inject(by.key('ILogger')) public logger: Logger) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('ILogger'));

    expect(container.resolve(App).logger.name).toBe('Logger');
  });

  it('should inject multiple dependencies', function () {
    class App {
      constructor(@inject(by.keys(['ILogger1', 'ILogger2'])) public loggers: Logger[]) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector())
      .add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('ILogger1'))
      .add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('ILogger2'));

    expect(container.resolve(App).loggers).toHaveLength(2);
  });

  it('should inject current scope', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] });

    class App {
      constructor(@inject(by.scope.current) public scope: IContainer) {}
    }

    const app = root.resolve(App);

    expect(app.scope).toBe(root);
  });
});

Scope

Sometimes you need to create a scope of container. For example, when you want to create a scope per request in web application. You can assign tags to scope and provider and resolve dependencies only from certain scope.

• NOTICE: remember that when scope doesn't have dependency then it will be resolved from parent container
• NOTICE: when you create a scope of container then all providers are cloned to new scope. For that reason every provider has methods clone and isValid to clone itself and check if it's valid for certain scope accordingly.
• NOTICE: when you create a scope then we clone ONLY tags-matched providers.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  IContainer,
  inject,
  singleton,
  Container,
  DependencyNotFoundError,
  key,
  provider,
  MetadataInjector,
  Registration as R,
  by,
  scope,
  register,
  Tag,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('ILogger'), scope((s) => s.hasTag('child')))
@provider(singleton())
class Logger {}

describe('Scopes', function () {
  it('should resolve dependencies from scope', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] }).add(R.toClass(Logger));
    const child = root.createScope({ tags: ['child'] });

    expect(child.resolve('ILogger')).toBe(child.resolve('ILogger'));
    expect(() => root.resolve('ILogger')).toThrow(DependencyNotFoundError);
  });

  it('should inject new scope', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] });

    class App {
      constructor(@inject(by.scope.create({ tags: ['child'] })) public scope: IContainer) {}
    }

    const app = root.resolve(App);

    expect(app.scope).not.toBe(root);
    expect(app.scope.hasTag('child')).toBe(true);
  });

  it('should get path by reduceToRoot', () => {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] });
    const child = root.createScope({ tags: ['child'] });
    const grandChild = child.createScope({ tags: ['grandChild'] });
    const collectTags = (acc: Array<Tag[]>, c: IContainer) => [...acc, Array.from(c.tags)];

    const tagsPath = grandChild.reduceToRoot(collectTags, []);
    expect(tagsPath).toEqual([['root'], ['child'], ['grandChild']]);
    const actual = root.findChild((s) => {
      const current = tagsPath.shift() ?? [];
      const a = current.every((t) => s.hasTag(t));
      const b = tagsPath.length === 0;
      return a && b;
    });
    expect(actual).toBe(grandChild);
  });

  it('should be able to create scope idempotently', () => {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] });

    const child1 = root.createScope({ tags: ['child', 'a'], idempotent: true });
    const child2 = root.createScope({ tags: ['child', 'a'], idempotent: true });
    const child3 = root.createScope({ tags: ['child'], idempotent: true });

    expect(child1).toBe(child2);
    expect(child3).not.toBe(child2);
  });
});

Instances

Sometimes you want to get all instances from container and its scopes. For example, when you want to dispose all instances of container.

• you can get instances from container and scope which were created by injector

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { inject, key, Registration as R, Container, MetadataInjector, by, register } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('Instances', function () {
  @register(key('ILogger'))
  class Logger {}

  it('should return injected instances', () => {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger));
    const scope = container.createScope();

    const logger1 = container.resolve('ILogger');
    const logger2 = scope.resolve('ILogger');

    expect(scope.getInstances().length).toBe(1);
    expect(container.getInstances().length).toBe(2);
  });

  it('should return injected instances by decorator', () => {
    const isLogger = (instance: unknown) => instance instanceof Logger;

    class App {
      constructor(@inject(by.instances(isLogger)) public loggers: Logger[]) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger));

    const logger0 = container.resolve('ILogger');
    const logger1 = container.resolve('ILogger');
    const app = container.resolve(App);

    expect(app.loggers).toHaveLength(2);
    expect(app.loggers[0]).toBe(logger0);
    expect(app.loggers[1]).toBe(logger1);
  });
});

Dispose

Sometimes you want to dispose container and all its scopes. For example, when you want to prevent memory leaks. Or you want to ensure that nobody can use container after it was disposed.

• container can be disposed
• when container is disposed then all scopes are disposed too
• when container is disposed then it unregisters all providers and remove all instances

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { Container, ContainerDisposedError, MetadataInjector, Registration as R } from 'ts-ioc-container';

class Logger {}

describe('Disposing', function () {
  it('should container and make it unavailable for the further usage', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] }).add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('ILogger'));
    const child = root.createScope({ tags: ['child'] });

    const logger = child.resolve('ILogger');
    root.dispose();

    expect(() => child.resolve('ILogger')).toThrow(ContainerDisposedError);
    expect(() => root.resolve('ILogger')).toThrow(ContainerDisposedError);
    expect(root.getInstances().length).toBe(0);
  });
});

Lazy

Sometimes you want to create dependency only when somebody want to invoke it's method or property. This is what lazy is for.

import { by, Container, inject, MetadataInjector, provider, Registration as R, singleton } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('lazy provider', () => {
  @provider(singleton())
  class Flag {
    isSet = false;

    set() {
      this.isSet = true;
    }
  }

  class Service {
    name = 'Service';

    constructor(@inject(by.key('Flag')) private flag: Flag) {
      this.flag.set();
    }

    greet() {
      return 'Hello';
    }
  }

  class App {
    constructor(@inject(by.key('Service', { lazy: true })) public service: Service) {}

    run() {
      return this.service.greet();
    }
  }

  function createContainer() {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector());
    container.add(R.toClass(Flag)).add(R.toClass(Service));
    return container;
  }

  it('should not create an instance until method is not invoked', () => {
    // Arrange
    const container = createContainer();

    // Act
    const app = container.resolve(App);
    const flag = container.resolve<Flag>('Flag');

    // Assert
    expect(flag.isSet).toBe(false);
  });

  it('should create an instance only when some method/property is invoked', () => {
    // Arrange
    const container = createContainer();

    // Act
    const app = container.resolve(App);
    const flag = container.resolve<Flag>('Flag');

    // Assert
    expect(app.run()).toBe('Hello');
    expect(flag.isSet).toBe(true);
  });

  it('should not create instance on every method invoked', () => {
    // Arrange
    const container = createContainer();

    // Act
    const app = container.resolve(App);

    // Assert
    expect(app.run()).toBe('Hello');
    expect(app.run()).toBe('Hello');
    expect(container.getInstances().filter((x) => x instanceof Service).length).toBe(1);
  });

  it('should create instance when property is invoked', () => {
    // Arrange
    const container = createContainer();

    // Act
    const app = container.resolve(App);
    const flag = container.resolve<Flag>('Flag');

    // Assert
    expect(app.service.name).toBe('Service');
    expect(flag.isSet).toBe(true);
  });
});

Injector

IInjector is used to describe how dependencies should be injected to constructor.

• MetadataInjector - injects dependencies using @inject decorator
• ProxyInjector - injects dependencies as dictionary Record<string, unknown>
• SimpleInjector - just passes container to constructor with others arguments

Metadata

This type of injector uses @inject decorator to mark where dependencies should be injected. It's bases on reflect-metadata package. That's why I call it MetadataInjector. Also you can inject property.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { by, Container, inject, MetadataInjector, Registration as R } from 'ts-ioc-container';

class Logger {
  name = 'Logger';
}

class App {
  constructor(@inject(by.key('ILogger')) private logger: Logger) {}

  // OR
  // constructor(@inject((container, ...args) => container.resolve('ILogger', ...args)) private logger: ILogger) {
  // }

  getLoggerName(): string {
    return this.logger.name;
  }
}

describe('Reflection Injector', function () {
  it('should inject dependencies by @inject decorator', function () {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('ILogger'));

    const app = container.resolve(App);

    expect(app.getLoggerName()).toBe('Logger');
  });
});

Simple

This type of injector just passes container to constructor with others arguments.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { Container, IContainer, Registration as R, SimpleInjector } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('SimpleInjector', function () {
  it('should pass container as first parameter', function () {
    class App {
      constructor(public container: IContainer) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new SimpleInjector()).add(R.toClass(App).fromKey('App'));
    const app = container.resolve<App>('App');

    expect(app.container).toBeInstanceOf(Container);
  });

  it('should pass parameters alongside with container', function () {
    class App {
      constructor(
        container: IContainer,
        public greeting: string,
      ) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new SimpleInjector()).add(R.toClass(App).fromKey('App'));
    const app = container.resolve<App>('App', { args: ['Hello world'] });

    expect(app.greeting).toBe('Hello world');
  });
});

Proxy

This type of injector injects dependencies as dictionary Record<string, unknown>.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { Container, ProxyInjector, args, Registration as R } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('ProxyInjector', function () {
  it('should pass dependency to constructor as dictionary', function () {
    class Logger {}

    class App {
      logger: Logger;

      constructor({ logger }: { logger: Logger }) {
        this.logger = logger;
      }
    }

    const container = new Container(new ProxyInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('logger'));

    const app = container.resolve(App);
    expect(app.logger).toBeInstanceOf(Logger);
  });

  it('should pass arguments as objects', function () {
    class Logger {}

    class App {
      logger: Logger;
      greeting: string;

      constructor({
        logger,
        greetingTemplate,
        name,
      }: {
        logger: Logger;
        greetingTemplate: (name: string) => string;
        name: string;
      }) {
        this.logger = logger;
        this.greeting = greetingTemplate(name);
      }
    }

    const greetingTemplate = (name: string) => `Hello ${name}`;

    const container = new Container(new ProxyInjector())
      .add(R.toClass(App).fromKey('App').pipe(args({ greetingTemplate })))
      .add(R.toClass(Logger).fromKey('logger'));

    const app = container.resolve<App>('App', { args: [{ name: `world` }] });
    expect(app.greeting).toBe('Hello world');
  });
});

Provider

Provider is dependency factory which creates dependency.

• @provider()
• Provider.fromClass(Logger)
• Provider.fromValue(logger)
• new Provider((container, ...args) => container.resolve(Logger, {args}))

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { singleton, Container, Provider, MetadataInjector, scope } from 'ts-ioc-container';

class Logger {}

describe('Provider', function () {
  it('can be registered as a function', function () {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).register('ILogger', new Provider(() => new Logger()));

    expect(container.resolve('ILogger')).not.toBe(container.resolve('ILogger'));
  });

  it('can be registered as a value', function () {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).register('ILogger', Provider.fromValue(new Logger()));

    expect(container.resolve('ILogger')).toBe(container.resolve('ILogger'));
  });

  it('can be registered as a class', function () {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).register('ILogger', Provider.fromClass(Logger));

    expect(container.resolve('ILogger')).not.toBe(container.resolve('ILogger'));
  });

  it('can be featured by pipe method', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] }).register(
      'ILogger',
      Provider.fromClass(Logger).pipe(singleton()),
    );

    expect(root.resolve('ILogger')).toBe(root.resolve('ILogger'));
  });
});

Singleton

Sometimes you need to create only one instance of dependency per scope. For example, you want to create only one logger per scope.

• Singleton provider creates only one instance in every scope where it's resolved.
• NOTICE: if you create a scope 'A' of container 'root' then Logger of A !== Logger of root.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { singleton, Container, key, provider, MetadataInjector, Registration as R, register } from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('logger'))
@provider(singleton())
class Logger {}

describe('Singleton', function () {
  function createContainer() {
    return new Container(new MetadataInjector());
  }

  it('should resolve the same container per every request', function () {
    const container = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger));

    expect(container.resolve('logger')).toBe(container.resolve('logger'));
  });

  it('should resolve different dependency per scope', function () {
    const container = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger));
    const child = container.createScope();

    expect(container.resolve('logger')).not.toBe(child.resolve('logger'));
  });

  it('should resolve the same dependency for scope', function () {
    const container = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger));
    const child = container.createScope();

    expect(child.resolve('logger')).toBe(child.resolve('logger'));
  });
});

Arguments

Sometimes you want to bind some arguments to provider. This is what ArgsProvider is for.

• @provider(args('someArgument'))
• @provider(argsFn((container) => [container.resolve(Logger), 'someValue']))
• Provider.fromClass(Logger).pipe(args('someArgument'))
• NOTICE: args from this provider has higher priority than args from resolve method.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  args,
  argsFn,
  Container,
  DependencyKey,
  inject,
  key,
  MetadataInjector,
  MultiCache,
  provider,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  singleton,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('logger'))
class Logger {
  constructor(
    public name: string,
    public type?: string,
  ) {}
}

describe('ArgsProvider', function () {
  function createContainer() {
    return new Container(new MetadataInjector());
  }

  it('can assign argument function to provider', function () {
    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger).pipe(argsFn((container, ...args) => ['name'])));

    const logger = root.createScope().resolve<Logger>('logger');
    expect(logger.name).toBe('name');
  });

  it('can assign argument to provider', function () {
    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger).pipe(args('name')));

    const logger = root.resolve<Logger>('logger');
    expect(logger.name).toBe('name');
  });

  it('should set provider arguments with highest priority in compare to resolve arguments', function () {
    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger).pipe(args('name')));

    const logger = root.resolve<Logger>('logger', { args: ['file'] });

    expect(logger.name).toBe('name');
    expect(logger.type).toBe('file');
  });

  it('should resolve dependency by passing arguments resolve from container by another argument', function () {
    interface IRepository {
      name: string;
    }

    @register(key('UserRepository'))
    class UserRepository implements IRepository {
      name = 'UserRepository';
    }

    @register(key('TodoRepository'))
    class TodoRepository implements IRepository {
      name = 'TodoRepository';
    }

    @register(key('EntityManager'))
    @provider(argsFn((container, token) => [container.resolve(token as DependencyKey)]))
    class EntityManager {
      constructor(public repository: IRepository) {}
    }

    class Main {
      constructor(
        @inject((s) => s.resolve('EntityManager', { args: ['UserRepository'] })) public userEntities: EntityManager,
        @inject((s) => s.resolve('EntityManager', { args: ['TodoRepository'] })) public todoEntities: EntityManager,
      ) {}
    }

    const root = createContainer()
      .add(R.toClass(EntityManager))
      .add(R.toClass(UserRepository))
      .add(R.toClass(TodoRepository));
    const main = root.resolve(Main);

    expect(main.userEntities.repository).toBeInstanceOf(UserRepository);
    expect(main.todoEntities.repository).toBeInstanceOf(TodoRepository);
  });

  it('should resolve memoized dependency by passing arguments resolve from container by another argument', function () {
    interface IRepository {
      name: string;
    }

    @register(key('UserRepository'))
    class UserRepository implements IRepository {
      name = 'UserRepository';
    }

    @register(key('TodoRepository'))
    class TodoRepository implements IRepository {
      name = 'TodoRepository';
    }

    @register(key('EntityManager'))
    @provider(
      argsFn((container, token) => [container.resolve(token as DependencyKey)]),
      singleton(() => new MultiCache((...args: unknown[]) => args[0] as DependencyKey)),
    )
    class EntityManager {
      constructor(public repository: IRepository) {}
    }

    class Main {
      constructor(
        @inject((s) => s.resolve('EntityManager', { args: ['UserRepository'] })) public userEntities: EntityManager,
        @inject((s) => s.resolve('EntityManager', { args: ['TodoRepository'] })) public todoEntities: EntityManager,
      ) {}
    }

    const root = createContainer()
      .add(R.toClass(EntityManager))
      .add(R.toClass(UserRepository))
      .add(R.toClass(TodoRepository));
    const main = root.resolve(Main);

    const userRepository = root.resolve<EntityManager>('EntityManager', { args: ['UserRepository'] }).repository;
    expect(userRepository).toBeInstanceOf(UserRepository);
    expect(main.userEntities.repository).toBe(userRepository);

    const todoRepository = root.resolve<EntityManager>('EntityManager', { args: ['TodoRepository'] }).repository;
    expect(todoRepository).toBeInstanceOf(TodoRepository);
    expect(main.todoEntities.repository).toBe(todoRepository);
  });
});

Visibility

Sometimes you want to hide dependency if somebody wants to resolve it from certain scope

• @provider(visible(({ isParent, child }) => isParent || child.hasTag('root'))) - dependency will be accessible from scope root or from scope where it's registered
• Provider.fromClass(Logger).pipe(visible(({ isParent, child }) => isParent || child.hasTag('root')))

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  Container,
  DependencyNotFoundError,
  key,
  MetadataInjector,
  provider,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  scope,
  singleton,
  visible,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('Visibility', function () {
  it('should hide from children', () => {
    @register(key('logger'), scope((s) => s.hasTag('root')))
    @provider(singleton(), visible(({ isParent }) => isParent))
    class FileLogger {}

    const parent = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] }).add(R.toClass(FileLogger));

    const child = parent.createScope({ tags: ['child'] });

    expect(() => child.resolve('logger')).toThrowError(DependencyNotFoundError);
    expect(parent.resolve('logger')).toBeInstanceOf(FileLogger);
  });
});

Alias

Alias is needed to group keys

• @provider(alias('logger')) helper assigns logger alias to registration.
• by.aliases((it) => it.has('logger') || it.has('a')) resolves dependencies which have logger or a aliases
• Provider.fromClass(Logger).pipe(alias('logger'))

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  alias,
  byAlias,
  byAliases,
  Container,
  DependencyNotFoundError,
  IMemo,
  IMemoKey,
  inject,
  MetadataInjector,
  Provider,
  provider,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  scope,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';
import { constant } from '../../lib/utils';

describe('alias', () => {
  const IMiddlewareKey = 'IMiddleware';
  const middleware = provider(alias(IMiddlewareKey));

  interface IMiddleware {
    applyTo(application: IApplication): void;
  }

  interface IApplication {
    use(module: IMiddleware): void;
    markMiddlewareAsApplied(name: string): void;
  }

  @middleware
  class LoggerMiddleware implements IMiddleware {
    applyTo(application: IApplication): void {
      application.markMiddlewareAsApplied('LoggerMiddleware');
    }
  }

  @middleware
  class ErrorHandlerMiddleware implements IMiddleware {
    applyTo(application: IApplication): void {
      application.markMiddlewareAsApplied('ErrorHandlerMiddleware');
    }
  }

  it('should resolve by some alias', () => {
    class App implements IApplication {
      private appliedMiddleware: Set<string> = new Set();
      constructor(@inject(byAliases((it) => it.has(IMiddlewareKey))) public middleware: IMiddleware[]) {}

      markMiddlewareAsApplied(name: string): void {
        this.appliedMiddleware.add(name);
      }

      isMiddlewareApplied(name: string): boolean {
        return this.appliedMiddleware.has(name);
      }

      use(module: IMiddleware): void {
        module.applyTo(this);
      }

      run() {
        for (const module of this.middleware) {
          module.applyTo(this);
        }
      }
    }

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector())
      .add(R.toClass(LoggerMiddleware))
      .add(R.toClass(ErrorHandlerMiddleware));

    const app = container.resolve(App);
    app.run();

    expect(app.isMiddlewareApplied('LoggerMiddleware')).toBe(true);
    expect(app.isMiddlewareApplied('ErrorHandlerMiddleware')).toBe(true);
  });

  it('should resolve by some alias', () => {
    @provider(alias('ILogger'))
    class FileLogger {}

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(FileLogger));

    expect(byAlias((aliases) => aliases.has('ILogger'))(container)).toBeInstanceOf(FileLogger);
    expect(() => byAlias((aliases) => aliases.has('logger'))(container)).toThrowError(DependencyNotFoundError);
  });

  it('should resolve by memoized alias', () => {
    @provider(alias('ILogger'))
    @register(scope((s) => s.hasTag('root')))
    class FileLogger {}

    @provider(alias('ILogger'))
    @register(scope((s) => s.hasTag('child')))
    class DbLogger {}

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] })
      .register(IMemoKey, Provider.fromValue<IMemo>(new Map()))
      .add(R.toClass(FileLogger))
      .add(R.toClass(DbLogger));

    const result1 = byAlias((aliases) => aliases.has('ILogger'), { memoize: constant('ILogger') })(container);
    const child = container.createScope({ tags: ['child'] });
    const result2 = byAlias((aliases) => aliases.has('ILogger'), { memoize: constant('ILogger') })(child);
    const result3 = byAlias((aliases) => aliases.has('ILogger'))(child);

    expect(result1).toBeInstanceOf(FileLogger);
    expect(result2).toBeInstanceOf(FileLogger);
    expect(result3).toBeInstanceOf(DbLogger);
  });

  it('should resolve by memoized aliases', () => {
    // eslint-disable-next-line @typescript-eslint/no-empty-interface
    interface ILogger {}

    @provider(alias('ILogger'))
    class FileLogger implements ILogger {}

    @provider(alias('ILogger'))
    class DbLogger implements ILogger {}

    class App {
      constructor(
        @inject(byAliases((it) => it.has('ILogger'), { memoize: constant('ILogger') })) public loggers: ILogger[],
      ) {}
    }

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector())
      .register(IMemoKey, Provider.fromValue<IMemo>(new Map()))
      .add(R.toClass(FileLogger));

    const loggers = container.resolve(App).loggers;
    container.add(R.toClass(DbLogger));
    const loggers2 = container.resolve(App).loggers;

    expect(loggers).toEqual(loggers2);
  });
});

Decorator

Sometimes you want to decorate you class with some logic. This is what DecoratorProvider is for.

• @provider(decorate((instance, container) => new LoggerDecorator(instance)))

import {
  by,
  Container,
  decorate,
  IContainer,
  inject,
  key,
  MetadataInjector,
  provider,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  singleton,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('lazy provider', () => {
  @provider(singleton())
  class Logger {
    private logs: string[] = [];

    log(message: string) {
      this.logs.push(message);
    }

    printLogs() {
      return this.logs.join(',');
    }
  }

  interface IRepository {
    save(item: Todo): Promise<void>;
  }

  interface Todo {
    id: string;
    text: string;
  }

  class LogRepository implements IRepository {
    constructor(
      private repository: IRepository,
      @inject(by.key('Logger')) private logger: Logger,
    ) {}

    async save(item: Todo): Promise<void> {
      this.logger.log(item.id);
      return this.repository.save(item);
    }
  }

  const logRepo = (dep: IRepository, scope: IContainer) => scope.resolve(LogRepository, { args: [dep] });

  @register(key('IRepository'))
  @provider(decorate(logRepo))
  class TodoRepository implements IRepository {
    async save(item: Todo): Promise<void> {
      console.log('Saving todo item', item);
    }
  }

  class App {
    constructor(@inject(by.key('IRepository')) public repository: IRepository) {}

    async run() {
      await this.repository.save({ id: '1', text: 'Hello' });
      await this.repository.save({ id: '2', text: 'Hello' });
    }
  }

  function createContainer() {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector());
    container.add(R.toClass(TodoRepository)).add(R.toClass(Logger));
    return container;
  }

  it('should decorate repo by logger middleware', async () => {
    // Arrange
    const container = createContainer();

    // Act
    const app = container.resolve(App);
    const logger = container.resolve<Logger>('Logger');
    await app.run();

    // Assert
    expect(logger.printLogs()).toBe('1,2');
  });
});

Registration

Registration is provider factory which registers provider in container.

• @register(key('logger'))
• Registration.fromClass(Logger).to('logger')
• Registration.fromClass(Logger)
• Registration.fromValue(Logger)
• Registration.fromFn((container, ...args) => container.resolve(Logger, {args}))

Key

Sometimes you want to register provider with certain key. This is what key is for.

• by default, key is class name
• you can assign the same key to different registrations

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { Container, key, MetadataInjector, provider, register, Registration as R, scope, singleton } from 'ts-ioc-container';
import { DependencyMissingKeyError } from '../../lib/errors/DependencyMissingKeyError';

describe('Registration module', function () {
  const createContainer = () => new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] });

  it('should register class', function () {
    @register(key('ILogger'), scope((s) => s.hasTag('root')))
    @provider(singleton())
    class Logger {}

    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger));

    expect(root.resolve('ILogger')).toBeInstanceOf(Logger);
  });

  it('should register value', function () {
    const root = createContainer().add(R.toValue('smth').fromKey('ISmth'));

    expect(root.resolve('ISmth')).toBe('smth');
  });

  it('should register fn', function () {
    const root = createContainer().add(R.toFn(() => 'smth').fromKey('ISmth'));

    expect(root.resolve('ISmth')).toBe('smth');
  });

  it('should raise an error if key is not provider', () => {
    expect(() => {
      createContainer().add(R.toValue('smth'));
    }).toThrowError(DependencyMissingKeyError);
  });

  it('should register dependency by class name if @key is not provided', function () {
    class FileLogger {}

    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(FileLogger));

    expect(root.resolve('FileLogger')).toBeInstanceOf(FileLogger);
  });

  it('should assign additional key which redirects to original one', function () {
    @register(key('ILogger', 'Logger'))
    @provider(singleton())
    class Logger {}

    const root = createContainer().add(R.toClass(Logger));

    expect(root.resolve('Logger')).toBeInstanceOf(Logger);
    expect(root.resolve('Logger')).toBe(root.resolve('ILogger'));
  });
});

Scope

Sometimes you need to register provider only in scope which matches to certain condition and their sub scopes. Especially if you want to register dependency as singleton for some tags, for example root

• @register(scope((container) => container.hasTag('root')) - register provider only in root scope
• Registration.fromClass(Logger).when((container) => container.hasTag('root'))

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { singleton, Container, key, provider, MetadataInjector, Registration as R, scope, register } from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('ILogger'), scope((s) => s.hasTag('root')))
@provider(singleton()) // the same as .pipe(singleton(), scope((s) => s.hasTag('root')))
class Logger {}
describe('ScopeProvider', function () {
  it('should return the same instance', function () {
    const root = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { tags: ['root'] }).add(R.toClass(Logger));
    const child = root.createScope();
    expect(root.resolve('ILogger')).toBe(child.resolve('ILogger'));
  });
});

Module

Sometimes you want to encapsulate registration logic in separate module. This is what IContainerModule is for.

import 'reflect-metadata';
import { IContainerModule, Registration as R, IContainer, key, Container, MetadataInjector, register } from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('ILogger'))
class Logger {}

@register(key('ILogger'))
class TestLogger {}

class Production implements IContainerModule {
  applyTo(container: IContainer): void {
    container.add(R.toClass(Logger));
  }
}

class Development implements IContainerModule {
  applyTo(container: IContainer): void {
    container.add(R.toClass(TestLogger));
  }
}

describe('Container Modules', function () {
  function createContainer(isProduction: boolean) {
    return new Container(new MetadataInjector()).use(isProduction ? new Production() : new Development());
  }

  it('should register production dependencies', function () {
    const container = createContainer(true);

    expect(container.resolve('ILogger')).toBeInstanceOf(Logger);
  });

  it('should register development dependencies', function () {
    const container = createContainer(false);

    expect(container.resolve('ILogger')).toBeInstanceOf(TestLogger);
  });
});

Hook

Sometimes you need to invoke methods after construct or dispose of class. This is what hooks are for.

OnConstruct

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  constructor,
  Container,
  hook,
  IContainer,
  IInjector,
  InjectOptions,
  key,
  MetadataInjector,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  runHooks,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

class MyInjector implements IInjector {
  private injector = new MetadataInjector();

  resolve<T>(container: IContainer, value: constructor<T>, options: InjectOptions): T {
    const instance = this.injector.resolve(container, value, options);
    runHooks(instance as object, 'onConstruct', { scope: container });
    return instance;
  }
}

@register(key('logger'))
class Logger {
  isReady = false;

  @hook('onConstruct', (context) => {
    context.invokeMethod({ args: [] });
  }) // <--- or extract it to @onConstruct
  initialize() {
    this.isReady = true;
  }

  log(message: string): void {
    console.log(message);
  }
}

describe('onConstruct', function () {
  it('should make logger be ready on resolve', function () {
    const container = new Container(new MyInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger));

    const logger = container.resolve<Logger>('logger');

    expect(logger.isReady).toBe(true);
  });
});

OnDispose

import 'reflect-metadata';
import {
  by,
  Container,
  hook,
  inject,
  key,
  MetadataInjector,
  provider,
  register,
  Registration as R,
  runHooks,
  singleton,
} from 'ts-ioc-container';

@register(key('logsRepo'))
@provider(singleton())
class LogsRepo {
  savedLogs: string[] = [];

  saveLogs(messages: string[]) {
    this.savedLogs.push(...messages);
  }
}

@register(key('logger'))
class Logger {
  @hook('onDispose', ({ instance, methodName }) => {
    // @ts-ignore
    instance[methodName].push('world');
  }) // <--- or extract it to @onDispose
  private messages: string[] = [];

  constructor(@inject(by.key('logsRepo')) private logsRepo: LogsRepo) {}

  log(@inject(by.key('logsRepo')) message: string): void {
    this.messages.push(message);
  }

  size(): number {
    return this.messages.length;
  }

  @hook('onDispose', (c) => {
    c.invokeMethod({ args: [] });
  }) // <--- or extract it to @onDispose
  async save(): Promise<void> {
    this.logsRepo.saveLogs(this.messages);
  }
}

describe('onDispose', function () {
  it('should invoke hooks on all instances', async function () {
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(R.toClass(Logger)).add(R.toClass(LogsRepo));

    const logger = container.resolve<Logger>('logger');
    logger.log('Hello');

    for (const instance of container.getInstances()) {
      runHooks(instance as object, 'onDispose', { scope: container });
    }

    expect(container.resolve<LogsRepo>('logsRepo').savedLogs.join(',')).toBe('Hello,world');
  });
});

Inject property

import { by, Container, hook, injectProp, MetadataInjector, Registration, runHooks, runHooksAsync } from 'ts-ioc-container';

describe('inject property', () => {
  it('should inject property', () => {
    class App {
      @hook('onInit', injectProp(by.key('greeting')))
      greeting!: string;
    }
    const expected = 'Hello world!';

    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector()).add(Registration.toValue(expected).fromKey('greeting'));
    const app = container.resolve(App);
    runHooks(app as object, 'onInit', { scope: container });

    expect(app.greeting).toBe(expected);
  });
});

Mock

Sometimes you need to automatically mock all dependencies in container. This is what AutoMockedContainer is for.

import { AutoMockedContainer, Container, DependencyKey, MetadataInjector } from 'ts-ioc-container';
import { IMock, Mock } from 'moq.ts';

export class MoqContainer extends AutoMockedContainer {
  private mocks = new Map<DependencyKey, IMock<any>>();

  resolve<T>(key: DependencyKey): T {
    return this.resolveMock<T>(key).object();
  }

  resolveMock<T>(key: DependencyKey): IMock<T> {
    if (!this.mocks.has(key)) {
      this.mocks.set(key, new Mock());
    }
    return this.mocks.get(key) as IMock<T>;
  }
}

interface IEngine {
  getRegistrationNumber(): string;
}

describe('Mocking', () => {
  it('should auto-mock dependencies', () => {
    const mockContainer = new MoqContainer();
    const container = new Container(new MetadataInjector(), { parent: mockContainer });

    const engineMock = mockContainer.resolveMock<IEngine>('IEngine');
    engineMock.setup((i) => i.getRegistrationNumber()).returns('123');

    const engine = container.resolve<IEngine>('IEngine');

    expect(engine.getRegistrationNumber()).toBe('123');
  });
});

Error

• DependencyNotFoundError.ts
• MethodNotImplementedError.ts
• DependencyMissingKeyError.ts
• ContainerDisposedError.ts