Closed castorw closed 5 years ago
Okay, used brain for a bit and found a solution:
Created a folder named ioc in the core package, put an index.js file inside containing:
module.exports = require("typescript-ioc/es6");
Then in my application package I use:
import { Inject } from "core-package/ioc";
instead of
import { Inject } from "typescript-ioc/es6";
So closing this.
Hello there,
I am struggling with sharing a container between multiple node packages. I need a package, which is a dependency to the launched package, to register its own singleton services. Then the launched package may register its own services while still being able to use the services registered by the dependency package. Imaging a situation in which we have a core package and an application package using the core functionality.
From looks of the code, this could be achieved by adding ability to somehow "merge" bindings within IoCContainer class, which is internal and cannot be manipulated with.
Any chances of resolving this?
Thank you.