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// You need a resources-tsk lib or build some like this
const res_tsk = require("resources-tsk");
const dic_tsk = require("dic-tsk");
// local or remote resource
const localKeys = {
DEPENDENCY_NOT_FOUNT: "DEPENDENCY_NOT_FOUNT",
INTERNAL_ERROR: "INTERNAL_ERROR",
};
const locals = {
es: {
DEPENDENCY_NOT_FOUNT: "El contenedor de dependencias no contiene '{{className}}'.",
INTERNAL_ERROR: "Error interno.",
},
en: {
DEPENDENCY_NOT_FOUNT: "di container don't has '{{className}}' dependency.",
INTERNAL_ERROR: "Internal error.",
},
};
const defaultLanguage = "en";
const resourceKeys = localKeys;
const appMessages = new res_tsk.Resources(locals, resourceKeys, defaultLanguage);
const applicationStatus = {
INTERNAL_ERROR: "FF",
SUCCESS: "00",
};
// Here finish your resources index file.
// In localization middleware
appMessages.init(defaultLanguage);
// SET it to "es" to see the language CHANGE
// Here init the index file for diContainer
const dicSettings = {
interfaceBaseName: "KeyClassName.interface",
classNameBase: "KeyClassName",
appMessages,
appErrorMessageKey: "DEPENDENCY_NOT_FOUNT",
applicationStatus,
applicationStatusCodeKey: "INTERNAL_ERROR",
};
const Message = (function () {
function Message(message) {
this.message = message;
}
Message.prototype.getMessage = function () {
return this.message;
};
Message.prototype.print = function () {
console.log(this.message);
};
return Message;
})();
// This method is optional, is for customization
dic_tsk.default.init(dicSettings);
// Getting existing class
dic_tsk.default.addScoped("MessageClass", () => new Message("Hello Alien"));
const classInstance = dic_tsk.default.get("YourAdapterContext", "MessageClass");
console.log(classInstance.getMessage());
// Try to get a class that not exists
const classInstance2 = dic_tsk.default.get("YourAdapterContext", "NotExistsClass");
/*
So you will get an error like:
- Without init method: ApplicationError: 'NotExistsClass' not found in dependencies container.
- With previous call of init method: ApplicationError: di container don't has 'AuditProvider' dependency.
*/
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