Vue Injector - 3.4.3

Vue Injector is an open-source dependency injection library for Vue.js created by a team of front-end developers at SCAND. It includes a number of instances that can be used for the implementation of the dependency injection pattern.

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Vue Injector Full Download Summary

Released:	29 / 06 / 2021
Type:	Freeware
Category:	Development::Components & Libraries
Install Support:	No Install Support
Platform:	Web Browser
OS:	WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,Windows 10,WinServer,WinOther,WinVista,WinVista x64,Linux,Linux Console,Linux Gnome,Linux GPL,Linux Open Source,Mac OS X,,Android,iPhone,iPad,iOS
Limitations:	No limitations
Change Info:	New example for typescript. Fixes and improvements.
Size :	0.49 MB

Vue Injector is an open-source dependency injection library for Vue.js created by a team of front-end developers at SCAND.
It includes a number of instances that can be used for the implementation of the dependency injection pattern.
Also, it includes the following:

Dependency injection for components
Construction of the injected services
Accessibility of Vue application from service
Utilization of decorators for convenient operation

The main benefits of Vue Injector:

Provides developers with the ability to utilize dependency injection an important design pattern that is not included in Vue.js framework by default
Provides convenient mechanism of data transfer
Allows creating both a service and a service factory
Allows requesting the service instead of creating it, providing the ability to depend on interfaces rather than concrete types
Provides the ability to implement event bus
Promotes the applications flexibility, efficiency, and robustness
Allows creating easily testable and maintainable applications

Visit https://scand.com/products/vue-injector/ to read the documentation and learn all the details.

Vue Injector is a dependency injection library for Vue.js created by a team of front-end developers at SCAND. It allows you to develop flexible, efficient and robust applications that will be easier to test and maintain in the future.