classafIoc::Configuration

sys::Obj
  afIoc::Configuration

Passed into module contribution methods to allow the method to contribute configuration.

The service defines the type of contribution by declaring a parameterised list or map in its ctor or builder method. Contributions must be compatible with the type.

@since 1.7.0

add

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@Operator
This add(Obj value, Str? constraints := null)

Adds a value to the service configuration with optional ordering constraints.

Because the keys of added values are unknown, they cannot be overridden. For that reason it is advised to use set() instead.

value is coerced to the service's contribution type.

addPlaceholder

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This addPlaceholder(Str key, Str? constraints := null)

Adds a placeholder. Placeholders are empty configurations used to aid ordering of actual values:

config.placeholder("end")
config.set("wot", ever, ["BEFORE: end"])
config.set("last", last, ["AFTER: end"])

Placeholders do not appear in the the resulting configuration and is never seen by the end service.

autobuild

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Obj autobuild(Type type, Obj?[]? ctorArgs := null, [Field:Obj?]? fieldVals := null)

A convenience method that instantiates an object, injecting any dependencies. See Registry.autobuild.

overrideValue

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This overrideValue(Obj existingKey, Obj? newValue, Str? newConstraints := null, Obj? newKey := null)

Overrides and replaces a contributed value. The existing key must exist.

existingKey is the id / key of the value to be replaced. It may have been initially provided by set() or have be the newKey of a previous override.

newKey does not appear in the the resulting configuration and is never seen by the end service. It is only used as reference to this override, so this override itself may be overridden. 3rd party libraries, when overriding, should always supply a newKey. newKey may be defined as Obj but sane and level headed people will always pass in a Str.

newValue is coerced to the service's contribution type.

registry

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Registry registry()

A convenience method that returns the IoC Registry.

remove

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This remove(Obj existingKey, Obj? newKey := null)

A special kind of override whereby, should this be the last override applied, the value is removed from the configuration.

existingKey is the id / key of the value to be replaced. It may have been initially provided by set() or have be the newKey of a previous override.

newKey does not appear in the the resulting configuration and is never seen by the end service. It is only used as reference to this override, so this override itself may be overridden. 3rd party libraries, when overriding, should always supply a newKey. newKey may be defined as Obj but sane and level headed people will always pass in a Str.

set

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@Operator
This set(Obj key, Obj? value, Str? constraints := null)

Sets a key / value pair to the service configuration with optional ordering constraints.

The constraints string is a CSV list. Each value must start with the prefix BEFORE: or AFTER:.

config["Breakfast"] = eggs
config["Dinner"]    = pie
config.set("Lunch", ham, "AFTER: breakfast, BEFORE: dinner")

If the configuration uses non-Str keys, then use key.toStr() in the constraint strings.

If the end service configuration is a List, then the keys are discarded and only the values passed in. Typically, Str keys are used in these situations, for ease of use.

Configuration contributions are ordered across modules.

key and value are coerced to the service's contribution type.