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Add @ProvideReactive and @InjectReactive decorators #205
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smithki
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Hi. Thanks for your PR. Although these newly provided decorators don't have the same name with the property names of |
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Based on the request in #39
I thought this would be a nice feature to have, so I took a crack at implementing it. If this is acceptable to merge, I'm happy to add documentation to the README!
One gotcha...
When using
@ProvideReactivewith@Prop, you must use@Inject—not@InjectReactive—to use the injected property as adefault... see the coverage for an example of this.