Venom

Simple way to add DI to your javascript projects.

Installation

Node.js, on project path:

npm install venom

Browser:

• Donwload venon.min.js and include it in script tag.

Examples

Node projects:

var venom = require('venom');

// Dependency to inject
var ElectricEngine = {
  start: function () {
    return 'Fisiuu!!';
  }
};

// Constructor
function Car (ElectricEngine) {
  this.engine = ElectricEngine;
}

Car.prototype.start = function () {
  return this.engine.start();
};

venom.add('ElectricEngine', ElectricEngine);
var car = venom.create(Car);

console.log(car.start()); // Fisiuu!!

Browser:

<script type="text/javascript" src="venom.min.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
  // Dependency to inject
  var ElectricEngine = {
    start: function () {
  	  return 'Fisiuu!!';
    }
  };

  // Constructor
  function Car (ElectricEngine) {
    this.engine = ElectricEngine;
  }

  Car.prototype.start = function () {
    return this.engine.start();
  };

  venom.add('ElectricEngine', ElectricEngine);
  var car = venom.create(Car);

  alert(car.start()); // Fisiuu!!
</script>

To view a full guide, take a look: guide.md

Contributions

Do you want to contribute?. Please, follow the below suggestions:

• To add features, pull requests to develop branch.
• To fix bugs in release version, pull request both master and develop branches.
• Be consistent with style and design decisions.
• Cover your implementation with tests, add it under test/*-test.js.

Change history

To view change history, please visit: history.md

Versioning strategy:

• The major version will increase for any backward-incompatible changes.
• The minor version will increase for added features.
• The patch version will increase for bug-fixes.

License

To view the MIT license, please visit: The MIT License (MIT)