Explain Egg.js module architecture and dependency injection with decorators.
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This Skill helps developers understand and effectively use the core concepts of the Egg.js framework, including its module system, dependency injection, and object lifecycle management.
@Inject, @SingletonProto, and @ContextProto decorators.Explain how to define a new module in Egg.js.
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Dependency injection in Egg.js uses decorators like @Inject, @SingletonProto, and @ContextProto to manage object lifecycle and dynamically resolve dependencies within the module system.
@SingletonProto creates a single object instance for the application lifecycle, while @ContextProto creates a new instance for each request context, controlling object lifecycle in Egg.js.
To define a new module in Egg.js, you organize code into modular structures and utilize the framework's module system to manage dependencies and object lifecycle effectively.
Yes, Egg.js supports runtime multi-implementation selection through its dynamic injection mechanisms, allowing you to choose specific implementations dynamically during application execution.
Yes, Egg.js supports TypeScript, allowing you to define module architecture and utilize decorators for dependency injection and context management within TypeScript environments.
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