Container Instance

The Service Container can be instantiated like any other regular class. This allows you to use the container in isolation, without application-wide side effects.

import { Container } from "@aedart/container";

const container = new Container();

However, if you want the use the same Service Container instance across your entire application, then you can obtain a singleton instance, via the static method getInstance().

The getInstance() method will automatically create a new Service Container instance and store a static reference to it, if no previous instance was created. Otherwise, the method will return the existing instance.

const container = Container.getInstance();

Destroy Existing Instance

In situations when you need to destroy the existing singleton instance, call the static setInstance() method with null as argument.

Container.setInstance(null); // Existing singleton instance is now lost...