thiagobustamante / typescript-ioc

A Lightweight annotation-based dependency injection container for typescript.
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TypeError: Invalid type requested to IoC container. Type is not defined. #77

Open davidmoshal opened 3 years ago

davidmoshal commented 3 years ago

Nice library, works great with VueJS components, but fails when the components is wrapped and mounted for testing!

ie: Given a service, a main.ts and an App.vue component, everything works fine:

Container.bind(IService).to(Service) new Vue({ router, render: (h) => h(App), }).$mount('#app');

- App.vue
```vue
<template>
  <div>App</div>
</template>
<script lang="ts">
import { Component, Vue } from "vue-property-decorator";
import { Inject } from "typescript-ioc";
import { IService } from "./services";

@Component()
export default class App extends Vue {
  @Inject service1:IService // this works in browser, but fails in tests
  service2:IService = Container.get(IService) // this works in browser and also in tests
}
</script>

However a test which wraps the App component fails:


import "reflect-metadata";
import { Container } from "typescript-ioc";
import { IService, Service } from "../../src/service";
import { mount } from "@vue/test-utils";
import App from "../../src/App.vue";

describe("TS_IOC specs", () => {

  it("should return correct instances", () => {
     Container.bind(IService).to(Service);

    // this succeeds, ie: the instance exists in the container:
    const a = Container.get(IService)

    // but this fails:
    const wrapper = mount(App)
  });
});

Error message is: TypeError: Invalid type requested to IoC container. Type is not defined.

So, I'm curious, the instance and type exits in the container, but the wrapper doesn't find it. Yet the App runs fine outside the test.

Why would this fail: @Inject service:IService but this passes: service:IService = Container.get(IService)

InsOpDe commented 3 years ago

Im experiencing the same issues.

I just switched from ts-jest transformer to esbuild-runner/jest or @swc-node/jest.

Before I switched everything worked fine, but after the switch these errors popped up for every typescript-ioc related call.

I noticed that other decorators were not working as well , for example I needed to adapt following decorator helper function:

from

export const isFunctionAsync = (fn: any): boolean => {
    const string = fn.toString().trim()
    return Boolean(string.match(/__awaiter/))
}

to

export const isFunctionAsync = (fn: any): boolean => {
    const string = fn.toString().trim()
    return Boolean(string.match(/__awaiter|async/))
}

This implies that the stringified function doesnt look the way it used to look. Maybe this is the same problem here as well