How to use the di/di.Dependency function in di
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angular / angular / modules / benchmarks / src / element_injector / instantiate_benchmark_codegen.js View on Github 
export function run () {
var appInjector = new Injector([]);
var bindings = [
new Binding(Key.get(A), () => new A(), [], false),
new Binding(Key.get(B), () => new B(), [], false),
new Binding(Key.get(C), (a,b) => new C(a,b), [
new Dependency(Key.get(A), false, false, []),
new Dependency(Key.get(B), false, false, [])
], false)];
var proto = new ProtoElementInjector(null, 0, bindings);
for (var i = 0; i < ITERATIONS; ++i) {
var ei = proto.instantiate(null,null);
ei.instantiateDirectives(appInjector, null, null);
}
}di
Dependency Injection for Node.js. Heavily inspired by AngularJS.
