Missing required @inject or @multiInject - Inject in contructor is not wprking ( and hard to test) - dynamicvalue is a solution?

[johnico]

I could not inject into the constructor, only as private property ( React app) I got this error: or: Missing required @inject or @multiInject annotation in X: argument 0 in class

I see this issue here and I did not manage to fix it : https://github.com/inversify/InversifyJS/issues/1004

so I use the private property but this is very hard to test, i did not manage to test it with JEST

so I manage to create bind like that :

// Api service
container.bind<IApi>(TYPES.Api).toDynamicValue(() => {
  const logger = container.get<ILogger>(TYPES.Logger);
  const config = container.get<IConfig>(TYPES.ConfigService);
  return new Api(config, logger);
});

and now in the API service, I can inject services in the constructor and then in jest I can just mock the constructor objects

is it a good solution ? is it still a singleton? what toDynamicValue is realy mean?

what is the difference between toDynamicValue to simple bind

[alanyong91]

problem still persists after 1 year