Default values for @inject() #163
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Interesting. I think this is workable. Could you update the documentation? |
Great! I have added an extra sentence to the inject() section. If you think it needs further explanation or even an example let me know. |
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This would be awesome, any news on this? |
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Even though there is already the registry, where we can set the providers for the injections. It was discussed in a not so recent issue that the possibility of having default or optional dependencies would be interesting. Since I have not seen it being implemented I came up with this simple first implementation. It does more or less the same that
@registry()does but within the@inject()decorator, which will allow for simpler code I believe.