robust-ioc v1.1.1

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Installation

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Debugging

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API Reference

Initialization

var ioc = require('robust-ioc')({containerName: 'demo'})

Registering Stuff

ioc.singleton('helloMsg', "hello world!")
ioc.register('hostess', function(helloMsg) { return { sayHello: function() { console.log(helloMsg) } } })

Demonstration

var hostess = ioc.get('hostess') // hostess will be injected with helloMsg
hostess.sayHello()

Tests

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License

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Features

• Conditional module registering (to register one svc for one module, and another svc2 for module2) ioc.register('dal', require('dal')) ioc.condition('dal', 'dal2', 'module2') ioc.register('dal2', require('dal2')).condition({module: 'module2', alias: 'dal'})

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