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@plinthjs/core

v0.1.0

Published

Mason core: the service container, configuration repository, service providers, application kernel, and facades.

Readme

@plinthjs/core

The kernel of Mason: the service container, configuration, service providers, the application lifecycle, and facades. Depends only on @plinthjs/support.

Phased container (see ADR-0001). This package ships the container surface — the Laravel-shaped API — as a standalone IoC. It is backed by / bridged to NestJS's DI at the Tier-3 HTTP integration point. Nest remains the runtime bet; this only sequences when it's adopted.

What's here

| Export | Mirrors | Notes | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Container | Illuminate\Container | bind/singleton/instance/make/build/alias/bound/forget/flush, tagging (tag/tagged), contextual binding (when().needs().give()) | | Config | Illuminate\Config\Repository | dot-path get/set/has/merge/all | | parseDotenv / env | the .env loader + env() | parse .env content; coerce true/false/null/empty/numbers | | ServiceProvider | Illuminate\Support\ServiceProvider | async-capable register() + boot() | | Application | Foundation\Application | a Container that owns config + the provider lifecycle | | Facade / createFacade | facades (ADR-0005) | Proxy-backed static-call layer; Facade.swap() for test fakes |

Identifiers are string/symbol tokens or class constructors. JS has no reflection-based autowiring, so dependencies are wired through factory functions (or build with explicit args).

Usage

import { Application, ServiceProvider, Facade, createFacade } from '@plinthjs/core'

class CacheProvider extends ServiceProvider {
  register() {
    this.app.singleton('cache', () => new Map())
  }
}

const app = new Application({ config: { app: { name: 'Mason' } } })
await app.bootstrapWith([CacheProvider])

// DI (recommended):
const cache = app.make<Map<string, unknown>>('cache')

// Facade (fidelity):
Facade.setContainer(app)
const Cache = createFacade<Map<string, unknown>>('cache')
Cache.set('framework', app.config.get('app.name'))

Contextual binding

app.when('photos').needs('disk').give('disk.local')
app.when('videos').needs('disk').give('disk.s3')