Introduction

We know that IOC(Inversion of Control) is an effective architectural design for system decoupling, and is also a supporting tool for the development of large-scale business systems

IOC Containers

There are two types of ioc containers in Zova:

1. global ioc container(referred to as app container): During system initialization, a unique global bean container will be automatically created. Bean instances created in this container are all singleton mode
2. component instance ioc container(referred to as ctx container): When creating Vue component instances, the system will create a bean container for each of them. Bean instances created in this container can share data and logic within the scope of the component instance

Bean Class

Zova adopts a modular system, and Bean Classes are provided by different modules. When using the Bean Class inside the same module, you can directly resolve it based on Class type. When using cross-module, you can resolve it based on Bean identifier instead of Class type/file path, which is conducive to achieving loose coupling between modules

Therefore, Zova provides two types of Bean Classes:

1. Anonymous bean: The class decorated with @Local is an anonymous bean. This type of bean is only used within the module, there is no naming conflict, and it is easy to define and use

2. Named bean: Except for @Local, the classes decorated by the other decorator functions are named beans. Zova provides a unified naming convention for such beans, which can avoid naming conflicts and facilitate cross-module usage

Injection Scope

Zova provides the following injection scopes:

1. app: Inject in the app container

2. ctx: Inject in the ctx container

3. new: Always create a new bean instance

Hierarchical injection

Injection scope also supports hierarchical injection:

1. host: the bean instance will be lookuped in the ioc container of the current component instance and all parent containers in turn
2. skipSelf: lookup the bean instance in all parent containers in turn