I am trying to deploy a new module for work and I am stuck on how to implement the design pattern for my service.
To be specific I have a generic class called 'LoggerService' which gets extended by my services for console logging and database logging. I now want to be able to export the whole module and fetch it from a proxy within the company. The publishing and fetching works, but now the problem is that when I want to instantiate either one of the concrete services, angular tells me that this service was not exported. `
@NgModule({
declarations: [NgxCmLoggerComponent],
imports: [NgxCmHttpModule
],
exports: [NgxCmLoggerComponent],
providers: [NgxCmDatabaseLoggerService, NgxCmConsoleLoggerService]
})
export class NgxCmLoggerModule {
static forRoot(config: NgxCmLoggerService): ModuleWithProviders {
return {
ngModule: NgxCmLoggerModule,
providers: [
{provide: NgxCmLoggerService, useClass: config}
]
};
}
}`
This is how my module looks like, as you can see I am providing both Services and I have the forRoot method to instantiate the service I want for the use case. `
NgxCmLoggerModule.forRoot(new NgxCmConsoleLoggerService),
` That's how I am trying to instantiate my service, in this case, the console logger. When I try this, angular signals me that the ConsoleLoggerService, which should be provided by the module, is not available. I am pretty sure I am doing something wrong with respect to the forRoot method, I just don't know what.
I am happy for any help, thank you, Chris.
