Angular Dependency Injection - Understanding hierarchical injectors (2021)

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Hi Nishant! Thank for the feedback 😊 What do you mean by “straight from the angular docs”?

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@@DecodedFrontend I was going through the angular docs and was confused with hierarchical injectors. I looked on youtube for some reference and found your video tutorial. It was exactly something I was looking for.. thanks

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@DecodedFrontend the example for Injector shown at 2:44 - Should it be: YourComponent( userDependency ) -- instead of --> YourComponent( userService ) ?

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Can you also make a small video explaining concepts used in the video? I get confused about how provider differs from injectors and how hierarchal injectors are related in code.

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Best and detailed explanation of DI!👌👌In case of lazy loaded module, if instance is not found in element hierarchy or child module hierarchy, then in that case, does it look for instance in root module hierarchy?

[@DecodedFrontend]

yes, but if component is part of lazy module then angular will start resolve deps not from rootInjector but from module injector which is being created for every lazy module.

[@Powerful-Manifestor-]

@@DecodedFrontend yes but my question is for lazy loaded module, if not found in that module injector, does it look in root injector?

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@decodedFrontend, Great effort in explaining one of the most difficult Angular concepts. I have a question if you can answer woul really appreciate. In the digram where you explained the flow of the injector searching for the service, on LHS you had component hierarchy, on RHS you had module hierarchy, my question is how would Angular do this search for dependency if those components are in different modules, will it be searching back n forth in module and component hierarchy ? or any other efficient way ?

[@DecodedFrontend]

Hi 👋🏻 thanks for your question. It doesn’t matter if components belong to the same or different modules. Angular doesn’t go like NodeInjector -> ModuleInjector -> NodeInjector -> ModuleInjector… it goes first through the NodeInjector hierarchy and if nothing is found only then it switches to Module hierarchy. Also, an important point is that ModuleInjector is created only for lazy-loaded modules. For eagerly loaded modules injectors are not being created. All providers in eagerly loaded modules are registered in the Root Module Injector.

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I have a question, how are dependencies of a dynamic component resolved? Will it look for the module where it is rendered ior where it is declared?

[@DecodedFrontend]

Hi Ian, Good question! I have never think about it... But I do not see any reasons why dynamic creation should affect resolving process. I think so because when we create a component - the Injector for this component is also being created and if dynamic component has some dependency it will try to resolve in its own injector first. Then there is a question how it will understand who is a parent and I suspect that when we call viewContainerRef.createComponent the "viewContainerRef" already has a reference to the closest NodeInjector and pass it as a parent injector for dynamically created component. So I believe that the algorithm will be the next: 1. Dependency will be checked inside the injector of the dynamic component; 2. Then will be checked an injector of the component which created this dynamic component; 3. Then NodeInjector tree; 4. ModuleInjector tree;

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