A flexible and decoupled approach for managing dependencies in TypeScript applications. This pattern allows you to register and resolve singleton dependencies based on different environments, support lazy and non-lazy singletons, handle generics, run tests with Mocha, and handle chain dependencies.
- Centralize dependency management with a service locator class.
- Register singletons for different environments (e.g., production, staging, testing).
- Support for lazy and non-lazy singleton objects.
- Resolve dependencies with type hints and generics.
- Seamlessly integrate with Mocha to run tests.
- Handle chain dependencies with proper injection and resolution.
Refer to the documentation for implementation details, examples, and instructions on how to use the service locator pattern in your TypeScript projects.