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adonis-binding-resolver

v1.0.1

Published

Resolves a closure or adonis ioc container binding transparently

Downloads

245

Readme

Adonis Binding Resolver

Adonis binding resolver is a thin module to validate, resolve and execute bindings attached as a closure or IoC container binding.

For example: A route handler can point to closure or reference to controller method.

Route.get('/', function * (request, response) {

})

// or 

Route.get('/', 'HomeController.index')

Now manually parsing the 2nd argument can become a little gross as you have to take care of following things.

  1. Validate the argument to make sure it is a function or a string only.
  2. If 2nd argument is a function, make sure to execute it as a function.
  3. If it is a string, parse the string and fetch the right module and function of the string.
  4. Also make sure that string argument method has correct reference to the scope this.

This module takes care of all this for you.

Validate Binding

const Resolver = require('adonis-binding-resolver')
const Ioc = require('adonis-fold').Ioc
const resolver = new Resolver(Ioc)

Ioc.validateBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController.index') // works fine
Ioc.validateBinding(function () {}) // works fine
Ioc.validateBinding(null) // throws exception
Ioc.validateBinding({}) // throws exception
Ioc.validateBinding('') // throws exception
Ioc.validateBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController') // throws exception, since method is not defined

Resolve Binding

const Resolver = require('adonis-binding-resolver')
const Ioc = require('adonis-fold').Ioc
const resolver = new Resolver(Ioc)

Ioc.resolveBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController.index') // returns {instance: HomeController, method: 'index'}

Ioc.resolveBinding(function () {}) // returns function () {}

Execute Binding

Executing binding will automatically resolve it for you. Just make sure to call validatingBinding first.

const Resolver = require('adonis-binding-resolver')
const Ioc = require('adonis-fold').Ioc
const resolver = new Resolver(Ioc)

Ioc.validateBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController.index') // make sure binding is fine

const result = Ioc.executeBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController.index')
console.log(result)

Passing Data when executing

You can also pass data when executing a binding. Data is passed as an array, which is passed as multiple arguments to the resolved method using apply method.

const request = {} // your http request
const response = {} // your http response
const result = Ioc.executeBinding('App/Http/Controllers/HomeController.index', [request, response])

Passing custom scope

At times you may want to override the current instance of a module/class and pass your own custom instance. Same can be done by passing 3rd argument to the executeBinding method.

const modelInstance = {}
const result = Ioc.executeBinding('App/Http/Model/Hooks/Password.encrypt', [], modelInstance)

Used By

This module is used by

  1. adonis-framework
  2. adonis-lucid
  3. adonis-redis