1.0.0

Breaking changes

• Removed constructor combinator. This was done because after introducing registerConstructor and registerAsyncConstructor (which are much more powerful), it became completely redundant. Removing it will help to make the library more lightweight, and to have a simpler API.

0.8.0

New Features

This release introduces a new function cc2ic that helps dealing with the injection of concrete class constructors, allowing us to "interpret" them as "interface constructors".

This can be very helpful, as we depend on abstract interfaces, but we inject concrete implementations, and it is very difficult to encode this information into the complex types we use in Lambda-IOC.

0.7.1

Fixes

• Remove problematic readonly qualifier

0.7.0

New Features / Fixes

• Implemented new method registerConstructor, that allows to register constructors without having to rely on the constructor combinator.
• Implemented indirect self resolution for the methods:
  • registerConstructor
  • registerAsyncConstructor

0.6.0

New Features

• Self resolution, via .resolve('$').

0.5.1

Fixes

• correct typo on interface name (ReadableGroupContainer)
• export ReadableGroupContainer

0.5.0

New Features

• Implement asyncSingleton combinator
• Implement registerAsyncConstructor container method.

Other Improvements

• Expose more refined types

Development

• Upgrade development dependencies

0.4.0

New features

• resolveGroup: Now we can resolve a group of dependencies in just one single call.
• resolveGroupAsync

Dependencies belong to a group if their name is of the form:

`${groupName}:${string}` // Examples: 'controllers:login', 'controllers:logout'

0.3.0

Improvements

• Stricter type checks for dependencies re-registration
• Performance improvement: avoid internal clone operations when possible

Development

• Increased testing coverage: it was already maxed at 100%, but the value is misleading, certain aspects of the library (mostly typing) were not covered. This is still true, even if "real" coverage is now higher.

0.2.0

(Breaking) Changes

• Separate synchronous & asynchronous dependencies resolution. Now it's possible to avoid relying on async features for purely synchronous dependencies.
• Improved documentation.