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Dependency Injection

Comprehensive Guide
by
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What is Dependency Injection?

Angular's built-in mechanism for managing


dependencies.

Allows components to receive services rather


than create them.

Promotes loose coupling, modularity, and


testability.

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DI: A House-Building Analogy

Think of building a house:

You always get materials (services) from suppliers


(injectors) rather than making them yourself.

This makes your house building process efficient.

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Core of Dependency Injection

Services are like reusable building materials


(e.g., logging, API calls).

Injectors are like the delivery trucks that


deliver services to components.

Providers act like a catalog, telling Angular


how to deliver each service.

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Why use Dependency Injection?

Loose Coupling: Components don’t need to know how


to create services; Angular does that for them.

Reusability: Services can be reused across the


application without duplication.

Testability: It’s easier to mock services when writing


unit tests.

Scalability: You can control whether a service is


available globally or only to certain components.

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</> Basic Example
Constructor Injection

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</> Basic Example
Using Inject Function

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Hierarchical Dependency Injection

Global Services: Available throughout the app (via


root provider).

Component-Level Services: Scoped only to specific


components and their children.

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Component-Level
Dependency Injection

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Using Injection Tokens for
Non-Class Dependencies

{...}
Injection Tokens allow the injection of values
(e.g., strings, configuration data).

Useful when injecting non-class dependencies.

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Injecting a Configuration Value
Inject a value like an API URL using an injection token.

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