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Right now i have my core project. Lets say it has this class.
@Service()
export class LoggerManager extends AbstractManager {}
and then my main project that is importing my core project with npm depencendy
@Service()
export class DatabaseManager extends AbstractManager {}
I have added reflect-metadata.
Everything is working...in its own project.
i cant do Container.get(LoggerManager);
if im in my main project
but i can do Container.get(DatabaseManager);
i exported Container from my core project
console.log(MainContainer.handlers);
console.log(CoreContainer.handlers);
there i see my managers loaded, but its not in the same Container.
I tried also to do this in my core project
Reflect.setMetadata('service', 'HELLO', Error);
And then i did this in my main project, it worked for me.
const metadataValue = Reflect.getMetadata('service', Error);
if (metadataValue) {
console.log('Metadata exists:', metadataValue);
} else {
console.log('Metadata does not exist');
}
So... i dont know what to do next.
Its telling me to
ServiceNotFoundError: Service with "LoggerManager" identifier was not found in the container. Register it before usage via explicitly calling the "Container.set" function or using the "@Service()" decorator.