feat: inject non-annotated tokens as values

[vojtajina]

If a token is an object or a non-annotated function/class and there is no other provider defined for this token, the default provider returns the value instead of calling it.

This is helpful for injecting third-party code (without instantiating it) that is not annotated. Eg. Node's native modules:

var fs = require('fs');

@Inject(fs.readFile)
class Foo {
  constuctor(readFile) {}
}

Fixes #30

BREAKING CHANGE:
This means that every function/class (that should be called/instantiated) has to be annotated with @Inject, even if it takes no arguments.

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See how templating and expressionist needs to be refactored:
angular/templating#35
angular/expressionist.js#13

[Alxandr]

One problem with your example, though I'm not sure it's something to mitigate, but just something that peoples need to know. If fs.readFile depends on being called as a method and not a function this will go nuclear.

[vojtajina]

@Alxandr that's a good point, you would have to inject fs to fix that...

[vojtajina]

There is a discussion about this PR at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/angular-dev/sN4cxlqHtKE

Without this feature, we might provide additional module that users would have to load to enable this. Something like https://gist.github.com/vojtajina/0a3a59f28ea9b3b5cef0

[Alxandr]

@vojtajina or fs.readFile.bind(fs).

[larsno]

I must say that I don't thin the injector.bind(fs.readFile).toValue(fs.readFile); is very intuative. If the @Provider syntax will be replaced by the bind syntax then it might make sense. (Part of the confusion is the existing javascript function.bind method).

[dmtrs]

Is there any update on this pr?