INJEKT is a tiny, integration-tested dependency injection framework for NodeJS.

• Background Philosophy
• Installation
• Library Instantiation
• Module Injection
• Current Goals
• Future Thoughts
• Bug Reports + Other Requests
• Further Notes

Feel free to skip ahead if you know what you're looking for.

NOTE: This section is still under construction.

In addition to the options below, you can download either the raw export or package tarball.

npm install injekt

git clone [email protected]:arkbot/injekt.git

General Usage: require('injekt')( default_options [, closure] );

The following examples are all valid. Use them wisely.

var injekt = require('injekt')();

• NOTE: closure defaults to empty { } when default_options are excluded.

var injekt = require('injekt')({
  'context' : {
    'inspect' : require('util').inspect
  },
  'mocks' : { 
    'assert' : require('should')
  }
}, { });

var closure = {};

require('injekt')({
  'context' : {
    'inspect' : require('util').inspect
  },
  'mocks' : { 
    'assert' : require('should')
  }
}, closure);

require('injekt')({
  'context' : {
    'inspect' : require('util').inspect
  },
  'mocks' : { 
    'assert' : require('should')
  }
});

• NOTE: closure defaults to global when excluded.

General Usage: injekt( module_path [, options] );

INJEKT gives you two different methods of injecting your dependencies:

• context: embed directly into the global context of your product module.
• mock: available as a mock to be retrieved via require(...) inside your product module.

var my_module = injekt('./my_module.js', {
  'context' : { 
    'EventEmitter' : require('events').EventEmitter
  },
  'mocks' : {
    'Foo' : Object.create({ bar: function () { return 'YIPPPEEEE!'; } })
  }
});

• NOTE: module_path must be relative to the overall working directory.

• Set up milestones on GitHub's Issue Tracker
• Create proper API + usage documentation

• Use factories for params parsing / properties building
• Integrate browser compatability:
  • Setup individual interfaces for RequireJS and NodeJS.
  • Investigate engine support for Contextify.

• Please submit an issue on the GitHub Issue Tracker.

• Please attach at least one of the following for bug reports:

  • diagnostic procedure
  • sample code
  • assertion tests

• Please e-mail me before sending a pull request.

• Released under the MIT License (attached).
• Accompanied by a full integration test suite, via should and vows.
• DISCLAIMER: This project is still highly experimental - updates may break backwords-compatibility.