I'm planning to use AngularJS in my big applications. So I'm in the process to find out the right modules to use. What is the difference between ngRoute (angular-route.js) and ui-router (angular-ui-router.js) modules? In many articles whe...
This has been asked before but it didn't answer my question. I am pretty new to angular and I am just putting things together at the moment. I am trying to get my factory to work inside my controller. However I keep getting the following error in...
I have a module... angular.module('myModule', []); And then a factory angular.module('myModule') .factory('factory1', [ function() { //some var's and functions } ]); And then another factory angular.module(...When working on large projects in AngularJS, I found that I like organizing code by functionality. That means that when I have some recognizable functionality X (especially if it is reusable) I create directory X and put into it all controllers, serv...
In my previous question, I understand that the code var app = angular.module('myApp', []); connects the module app to the view myApp. I would like to know why we are having the empty array [] in the module declaration. What is the empty arr...when i try running the karma test runner, i'm getting a error as the following from one of my files, saying that my library google is undefined??? Chrome 36.0.1985 (Mac OS X 10.9.4) ERROR Uncaught ReferenceError: google is not defined a...
Is there a way to know what dependencies were injected into my Angular module? angular.module('myModule', [ 'ui.bootstrap' ]) .controller('myController', [function () { // var dependencies = Magic.dependencies; // conso...I have two third-party modules, both defining a factory with the same name. Obviously, I don't have any control over the naming of those modules without resorting to a kludge. Additionally, I have two further, internal modules, each using a diff...
Inside an AngularJS module I'm developing, I have a Canvas class defined as: angular.module("myModule", []) .factory("Canvas", function() {return Canvas;}); var Canvas = function(element, options) { this.width = options.widt...I am told that every AngularJS page with the ngApp directive has a controller, providing for $scope. In the earliest, simplest example given by the W3Schools site the code has no ngController tag: <!DOCTYPE html> <html lang="en-US"...
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