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I think in the class world this is normally done by writing a service and injecting it on the constructor of the parent class. Since, React doesn't have DI buil
by tinganho 5y ago
I think in the class world this is normally done by writing a service and injecting it on the constructor of the parent class. Since, React doesn't have DI built-in, it becomes problematic with the injection. hooks are essentially classes imo.
- arcosdev 5y agoHow does it become problematic? You just pass in dependencies as arguments to functions or components.