A basic example that showcases how to setup InversifyJS

This is a very basic InversifyJS example.

This program declares:

• Three interfaces Warrior, Weapon and Battle.
• Two implementations of Weapon: Katana and Shuriken
• Two implementations of Warrior: Ninja and Samurai
• One implementation of Battle: EpicBattle.

The warriors own a weapon and are tagged with some metadata.

We use some constraints whenTargetNamed and whenParentNamed to indicate which Weapon should be injected into and implementation of Warrior and which implementation of Warrior should injected into EpicBattle:

container.bind<Warrior>(SERVICE_IDENTIFIER.WARRIOR).to(Ninja).whenTargetNamed(TAG.CHINESE);
container.bind<Warrior>(SERVICE_IDENTIFIER.WARRIOR).to(Samurai).whenTargetNamed(TAG.JAPANESE);
container.bind<Weapon>(SERVICE_IDENTIFIER.WEAPON).to(Shuriken).whenParentNamed(TAG.CHINESE);
container.bind<Weapon>(SERVICE_IDENTIFIER.WEAPON).to(Katana).whenParentNamed(TAG.JAPANESE);
container.bind<Battle>(SERVICE_IDENTIFIER.BATTLE).to(EpicBattle);

You can clone it using:

$ git clone https://github.com/inversify/inversify-basic-example.git

To run this example you need to install some dependencies:

$ cd inversify-basic-example
$ npm install

And compile the TypeScript code into JavaScript code:

$ gulp

The generated code is available at the dist directory.

At this point you are ready to run the example:

$ node dist/main.js

You should see the following in console:

FIGHT!
                Ninja (Shuriken)
                vs
                Samurai (Katana)