Service Providers are a powerful feature in Supranim that allows you to manage your application's services in a clean and organized way. They are responsible for registering services, and bootstrapping your application.
🔗Types of Service Providers
Supranim provides multiple types of service providers. A service provider can be registered as a Singleton, Channel, WebService for standalone microservices or WebWorkerService for running thread-based REST API or WebSocket services.
🔗Singleton Service Provider
A Singleton Service Provider is a service that is instantiated only once and shared across the entire application. It is useful for services that maintain state or need to be accessed globally, such as a database connection or a cache.
🔗Channel Service Provider
A Channel Service is based on the threading/channels module and is designed for running background tasks or services that need to run concurrently with the main application. It allows you to create a channel that can be used to send messages between different parts of your application.
🔗WebService Provider
A WebService Provider is a standalone service that runs its own web server. It is useful for creating REST API microservices that need to run independently from the main application.
To compile a standalone WebService you can use the nimble service serviceName command, which will compile the service into a separate binary that can be run independently.
