typed-inject

import { createInjector } from 'typed-inject'; interface Logger { info(message: string): void; } const logger: Logger = { info(message: string) { console.log(`[Logger]: ${message}`); }, }; class HttpClient { constructor(private log: Logger) {} public static inject = ['logger'] as const; fetchData(url: string) { this.log.info(`Fetching data from ${url}`); return Promise.resolve(`Data from ${url}`); } } class MyService { constructor( private http: HttpClient, private log: Logger, ) {} public static inject = ['httpClient', 'logger'] as const; async doSomething() { this.log.info('MyService doing something...'); const data = await this.http.fetchData('https://example.com/api/data'); this.log.info(`Received: ${data}`); return data; } } const appInjector = createInjector() .provideValue('logger', logger) .provideClass('httpClient', HttpClient); // Create an instance of MyService with all dependencies resolved const myService = appInjector.injectClass(MyService); myService.doSomething(); // This demonstrates setting up an injector, providing a value and a class, and then injecting a dependent class.