Usage Question: Inversifyjs injection of mongoose model inferred as anonymous function at runtime

[patb23]

I referred mongoose sample to build an express application with mongoose. Pasting the relevant section for brevity. I placed console.log in the constructor and in the findById. The model is correctly inferred at the time of binding but from within the findById, it is inferred as anonymous function because of which getting ' this.Model.findById is not a functio' error.

@injectable()
export class GenericRepository<Entity,  TModel extends Document> implements Repository<Entity> {

    protected Model: Model<TModel>;
    constructor(@inject(TYPES.DbClient) dbClient: mongoose.Mongoose,
                @unmanaged() name: string, @unmanaged() schemaDefinition: SchemaDefinition) {
        const schema = new Schema(schemaDefinition, { collection: name});
        this.Model = dbClient.model<TModel>(name,  schema);
        console.log(this.Model);
    }

    async findById(id: string): Promise<Entity> {
        console.log(this.Model);
        return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {

screenshot when invoking findById. As can be seen, this.Model is 'anonymous'. Need help in understanding this behavior

[patb23]

Found the reason - seems inversifyTracer is causing the issue. If I comment the following lines, I am able to use the mongoose model. Need help to understand the reason

        const tracer = new InversifyTracer({filters: ["*:*", "!Mongo*", "!EventEmitter"],});

        tracer.on('call', (callInfo: CallInfo) => {
            console.log(`${callInfo.className} ${callInfo.methodName} `);
        });

        tracer.on('return', (returnInfo: ReturnInfo) => {
            console.log(`${returnInfo.className} ${returnInfo.methodName} returned ${returnInfo.result} - ${returnInfo.executionTime}ms`);
        });

        tracer.apply(container);