wire/inject/resolve strictly binds service to specific container

Hi, i use @owja/ioc in Node.js app.

In my app i have a service (for example named MyService) that has one dependency.

I use wire function for define dependency.

In my case i have two containers in two apps and i want to use MyService in both of containers

But the wire function is created for a specific container strictly binds each service to the container.

In my case i act like this:

const createMyService = wire => class MyService {
  constructor () {
    wire(this, 'myDependency', TYPE.myDependency)
  }
};

But it looks more like a trick.

How can i properly create service for use it in any container?

[krutoo]

@hbroer thank you

[hbroer]

// app 1 bootstrap

import { MyService, MyServiceSymbol } from "@some/lib";
import { Foo } from "./services/foo";

const container = new Container();

const TYPE = {
  "myService": MyServiceSymbol;
}

container.bind(TYPE.myService).toFactory(() => new MyService(Foo));

export {container, TYPE};

// app 2 bootstrap

import { MyService, MyServiceSymbol } from "@some/lib";
import { Bar } from "./services/Bar";

const container = new Container();

const TYPE = {
  "myService": MyServiceSymbol;
}

container.bind(TYPE.myService).toFactory(() => new MyService(Bar));

export {container, TYPE};

// MyService  Lib

export class MyService {
  constructor(public myDependency) {}

  doSomething () {
    this.myDependency.something(); 
  }
}

I think that is the optimal way. Especially with plain javascript.