how to avoid repetitive constructor in children

Question

I have a parent class, which has constructor as:

if (BUILD_TARGET === 'browser')

now in the children class, i have similar constructor:

    @Inject
    public AbstractResource(@Named("authorization") Authorization auth,
                            @Named("helper") Helper helper) {
        this.authorization = authorization;
        this.helper = helper;
    }

Problem is I have tons of children class extend from AbstractResource, I have to write the similar constructor with 'Authorization' and 'Helper' again and agin. is there any way i can avoid the repetitive coding?

Sorry, updated my code, yes, i can call super(..) in each children class, but still in each constructor i have inject all those parameters, auth and helper, just wonder if there is a way to even simplify that

Answer 1

Unless I'm missing something about this there is a simple solution by calling through to the parent's constructor.

In your child class's constructor the first line should be: cv2.waitKey(0)

EDIT: Author has edited his question so this solution is no longer applicable.

Answer 2

You can create an object to hold all the arguments.

But other than that, no not really. This is what production DI code in Java actually looks like.