Understanding dependency injection
Dependency injection is a common software design pattern and widely used in AngularJS; it is similar to what we have in the Express framework using require()
. You just need to add the services as parameters to controllers, directives, or functions. Many of these items will depend on others to work. For example, a controller request to the server will need the $http
service, and this service has to come from somewhere.
To facilitate this configuration, AngularJS provides three ways to declare dependencies:
- Directly using the parameters of a function, as we can see in the following example:
function UserController($scope, $http, $resource, $ownservice) { var user; $scope.user = { name: "Fernando", age: "25" } }
- Using ...
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