Is it a good thing to Inject Service into a model?

Discussão em 'Angular' iniciado por Scieur Arnaud, Dezembro 18, 2024.

  1. So,

    I was working on creating a custom MatTableDataSource.

    The Goal was to use custom filter/sorting and to directly integrated** with a custom class.**

    And I ran into a problem : I needed to call a function from one of my service.

    I found multiples solutions to this :

    • One of them was to make the function "static".

    Which make sense for sorting/filtering. You have pure, without dependancy, functions.

    • The other was to inject the service into the models by exporting an Injector from app.module.ts

    And this is where I started thinking about it.

    • It feel like it's not a good solution, you don't want to create multiple class with injection.

    But on the other side


    • What if the filtering function have dependancy to others functions in the app ?


    • What if, for some reasons, we need API call ?

    In theses situations, how should i proceed ?

    Or How should I access the instance of my service ?

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