I have some dependency-free business logic (ES6) classes that I want the
Injector to make instances off of.
After having these classes imported (via ES6 import statement), how can I
make them "injectable"?
I'm not able to decorate them with `@Injectable()` because these classes
must stay dependency-free POJOs.
Here's an example:
```
import { Car, Engine } from 'my-externally-loaded-package';
require('reflect-metadata'); // runs on node.js
let ng = require('angular2/core'); // runs on node.js
// here I'd need to tell angular2-DI that Car needs deps injected
let providers = [
ng.provide(Engine, { useClass: Engine }),
ng.provide(Car, { useClass: Car })
];
let injector = ng.Injector.resolveAndCreate(providers);
let car = injector.get(Car);
```
If I decorate the Car class accordingly then of course everything works
fine. But the mentioned classes must stay dependency-free and not have a
dependency to a specific framework like angular.
thanks for any help on this :)
Andreas
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