Support using constructor property types only, instead of @Inject

[tracker1]

I wrote a wrapper using your connect, inside my own store.js file...

...
import Connector from 'ng2-redux/lib/components/connector'

export function Store(reduxStore) {
  const __connector = new Connector(reduxStore);
  return {
    ...reduxStore,
    connect: __connector.connect
  };
}
...
export function createStore() {
  ...
  return Store(createStoreWithMiddleware(reducer, state));
}

Then in my index.js ...

import {Store, createStore} from './store';
...
bootstrap(App, [
  provide(Store, { useValue: createStore() }),
  ...
]);

This way, in my components, I only need constructor(store:Store) to get the store reference, which works with babel/es6 as well as the preferred use for ng2.

Yes, it's explicit and one step removed from the provider, however, it allows for easier integration at the component level... not sure if the provider itself could be changed to support a type reference, but it would be nicer than poluting my constructors with @Inject

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Maybe if you separated Connector, and its' dependencies into an ng2-redux-connector module, so it can be used more easily? Either with the provider method this module uses, or the more explicit method I used.

[lanocturne]

+1

Thanks,
Stanislaus

[e-schultz]

@tracker1 We are working on some changes for the next major release, and we will include something like this. Thanks for the input/code - much appreciated.

[e-schultz]

can also use an OpaqueToken

[e-schultz]

@tracker1 getting ready to have a new release available soon that will support property injection instead of needing @Inject, sorry for the delay on getting this out.

[SethDavenport]

@e-schultz is this fixed by 2.2.3?

[SethDavenport]

As of release 2.2.3 you can now do:

class FooComponent {
  constructor(private ngRedux: NgRedux) {}
}

[tracker1]

Cool... no longer working on the app in question, but nice to see the feature just the same. Really do like working with Redux over the "angular way" of services, etc...