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<section>
<div class="container py-5">
    <div class="row">
        <div class="col-md-12">
            <div class="main-timeline">
                <div class="timeline">
                    <div class="timeline-content">
                        <div class="circle"><span class="homebox">
                          <img src="https://picsum.photos/164" class="img">
                         </span></div>

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// Contructor based DI (intermediary solution we had before)
const UserService = require('../user/userService')
const userService = new UserService(crmService, lhNotifier, userPropertyService)
// Note: All of the required services had to be managed in each occurrence
// Consistency was not the only pain we had

// With DI container in place
const { container, types } = require('../dependencyContainer')
const userService = container.get(types.UserService)

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import UserPropertyRepo from './account/repos/userPropertyRepo'
import UserRepo from './account/repos/userRepo'

container.bind<IUserPropertyRepo>(DI_TYPES.UserPropertyRepo).to(UserPropertyRepo)
container.bind<IUserRepo>(DI_TYPES.UserRepo).to(UserRepo)

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User.associate = function ({ Company, UserRole, Role }) {
    // association for or table not needed anymore
    // models.User.hasMany(models.Order)
    User.belongsTo(Company, { as: 'company' })
    User.belongsToMany(Role, { as: 'roles')
}

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import { IUserPropertyService, IUserService, IUserRoleService} from '../interfaces/services'

import UserService from './account/userService'
import UserPropertyService from './account/userPropertyService'
import UserRoleService from './account/userRoleService'

container.bind<IUserService>(DI_TYPES.UserService).to(UserService)
container.bind<IUserPropertyService>(DI_TYPES.UserPropertyService).to(UserPropertyService)
container.bind<IUserRoleService>(DI_TYPES.UserRoleService).to(UserRoleService)