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The idea is to allow developers to bind multiple implementation types (classes) to one service type (interface). A "constraint" function is used to decide whether InversifyJS should inject one implementation type (class) or another based on the context of the injection.
The context of the injection will be provided via the Reflection metadata API.
See #14
The idea is to allow developers to bind multiple implementation types (classes) to one service type (interface). A "constraint" function is used to decide whether InversifyJS should inject one implementation type (class) or another based on the context of the injection.
The context of the injection will be provided via the Reflection metadata API.
See #14
Initial API thoughts:
https://gist.github.com/remojansen/dbd57b72622ebf1129f8
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