Reputation: 2591
I want to automatically initialize the class when a specific decorator is present above the class, for example:
@apiController
export class usersControllers extends lib.baseClasses.apiControllerBase().apiController {
@lib.decorators.routesRegister().register({ "url": "/login","isLoginUrl":true})
public postLoginUser($data) {
let userDetails = {
name: 'pranay dutta',
userType: '1', // must
age: '26',
tokenExpiry:5000000 // must
};
setTimeout(() => {
this.ok(userDetails);
}, 100);
return this.promise;
}
}
In the above example when i use the @apiController
decorator it should automatially initilziae the class for me, please help me with the issue
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1728
Reputation: 22332
I would do something like
function apiController(target: any)
{
let obj = new target.constructor();
}
UPDATE. To force decorators to fire I use the following trick. Add dummy function in the same module like this:
export function Seed() { }
and then just call it in the initialize routines or your system. That will force all decorators from that module to fire.
Upvotes: 1