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Interface: ContainerConfig ​

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:40

Defines one Container scope at construction time.

Remarks ​

Bind services and values here when they belong to the container from the start. Use validateContainerConfig when a framework adapter stores config before it creates the container.

Properties ​

activate? ​

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readonly optional activate?: boolean | readonly ServiceToken[];

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:49

Controls which configured bindings are resolved during construction.

Remarks ​

Pass true to resolve every entry in bindings. Pass an array to resolve selected tokens from bindings. Omit it, or pass false, to keep services lazy.

bindings? ​

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readonly optional bindings?: readonly Binding[];

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:59

Services or binding descriptors registered on this container.

Remarks ​

Bare service classes bind as singleton instance bindings keyed by the class itself. Descriptors can bind tokens to instances, factories, or values.

onError? ​

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readonly optional onError?: InternalErrorHandler;

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:78

Handles isolated internal errors that Wirestate catches instead of rethrowing, such as event handler failures and lifecycle rejections.

Remarks ​

Child containers inherit the nearest parent handler when they do not provide their own.

parent? ​

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readonly optional parent?: Container;

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:68

Parent container used for inherited bindings.

Remarks ​

A child checks its own bindings first, then walks the parent chain. Local bindings can replace parent bindings for the child scope.

plugins? ​

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readonly optional plugins?: readonly WirestatePlugin[];

Defined in: src/wirestate-core/container/container.ts:88

Plugins registered on this container.

Remarks ​

Own plugins may install bindings, such as message buses, during construction. Plugin lifecycle observers are effective for descendant containers through the parent chain.