Hi Steven, thank you for the article, I have a question!
Why do you pass a repository as param when init interface?
Such as services.Food is passed as params of interfaces.NewFood initialization. foods := interfaces.NewFood(services.Food, services.User, fd, redisService.Auth, tk)
I think that pass a application is better choice! How do you think about it?
Hi bro, Sorry for the late reply. Just seeing this now. interfaces.NewFood() is a constructor, so we inject dependencies of other services. This is considered best practice, so you avoid the usage of globals in your code.
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Hi Steven, thank you for the article, I have a question!
Why do you pass a repository as param when init interface?
Such as
services.Foodis passed as params ofinterfaces.NewFoodinitialization.foods := interfaces.NewFood(services.Food, services.User, fd, redisService.Auth, tk)I think that pass a application is better choice! How do you think about it?
Hi bro, Sorry for the late reply. Just seeing this now. interfaces.NewFood() is a constructor, so we inject dependencies of other services. This is considered best practice, so you avoid the usage of globals in your code.