tokioc

#Tokioc ##A very simple IOC container for NodeJS

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###How to use ####Install tokioc npm install tokioc ####Get Tokioc container instance

var ioc = require('tokioc');

####Registration

Tokioc supports the registration of objects and constructors.

#####Object registration

var target = {
    propA: 'propA'
};
ioc.register('objByNameSingleInstance', target);

#####Constructor registration

var Target = function () {
    var self = this;
    self.now = new Date();
};
ioc.register('objByNameCtor', Target);

####Customizable lifetime manager Tokioc comes by default with a simple instance manager which caches resolved instances. Lifetime managers can be customized for different purposes. Lifetime managers must support setInstance and getInstance methods.

/**
 *  Container lifetime manager
 */
var ContainerLifetimeResolutionManager = function () {
    var _instances = {};
    function setInstance(name, target) {
        _instances[name] = target;
    }
    /**
     * Gets instance by name
     */
    function getInstance(name) {
        return _instances[name];
    }
    this.setInstance = setInstance;
    this.getInstance = getInstance;
};

Register a dependency with a custom lifetime manager:

ioc.register('objByNameCtor', Target, new CustomLifetimeManager());

####Dependencies

Dependencies can only be declared on constructor registrations. Declare dependencies this way:

var Obj1 = function (obj2) {
    var self = this;
    self.obj2 = obj2;
};
var Obj2 = function () {
    var self = this;
};
ioc.register('objByNameCtor', Obj1);
ioc.register('objByNameCtor2', Obj2);
Obj1.$dependencies = ['objByNameCtor2'];

Keep in mind that the constructor dependencies are applied in the order of the $dependencies array. ####Resolution

Resolve using the resolve method:

ioc.resolve('objByRef5', function (instance) { /* Do what you will with the resolution */ });