Simple Dependency Injection Container for Node.js
Simple DI Container is an easy-to-use Dependency Injection container for Node.js inspired by SimpleInjector
$ npm install simple-di-container
Below is an example that shows and explains how Simple Dependency Injection Container should be used.
Please note the 'register' and 'registerSingle' methods - which allows you to support both singleton and new instances:
- registerSingle: creates a single instance of the module for the whole lifetime of your application
- register: creates and returns a new instance of the module for each call to the 'get' method
module.exports = function() {
var obj = {};
obj.name = "depA";
return obj;
};
module.exports = function() {
var obj = {};
obj.name = "depA";
return obj;
};
module.exports = function(depA, val1) {
var obj = {};
obj.depA = depA;
obj.val1 = val1;
obj.name = "depB";
return obj;
};
module.exports = function(depA, depB, strVal) {
var obj = {};
obj.depA = depA;
obj.depB = depB;
obj.strVal = strVal;
obj.name = "depC";
return obj;
};
// Get a reference to the DI Container:
var diContainer = require('simple-di-container').diContainer;
// Get your dependencies:
var depA = require('./depA');
var depB = require('./depB');
var depC = require('./depC');
// Register your dependencies:
// Use 'registerSingle' for singleton dependencies:
diContainer.registerSingle("depA", depA);
// Use 'register' to get a new instance of your dependencies:
diContainer.register("depB", depB);
diContainer.registerSingle("depC", depC);
diContainer.register("strVal", "some value");
diContainer.registerSingle("val1", 1);
// After registering all your dependencies, call the 'verify' method.
// 'verify' throws an exception for circular dependencies or for missing dependencies
diContainer.verify();
// Gets singleton instance for depA
var depA = diContainer.get("depA");
// Gets new instance of depB, for each call to diContainer.get("depB")
var depB = diContainer.get("depB");
var depC = diContainer.get("depC");
var strVal = diContainer.get("strVal");
var val1 = diContainer.get("val1");
et voilĂ - it's really that simple... and easy!