How to pass parameters in config?

[rabejens]

When using e.g. ionic, you can do something like this in Javascript:

angular.module('mymodule', ['ionic'])
.config(function(someParam1, someParam2) {
  // do something with the parameters
}

How do you do this with scalajs-angular?

[mysticfall]

Oops, I forgot I had a unanswered question. Sorry about it!

With the latest snapshot, it became possible to use the constructor based DI and it will use a variable's name to resolve the dependency when its type does not have @injectable annotation.

In short, you can just register your Config class normally, like :

module.config[MyConfig]

And then, declare those parameters as constructor arguments of your MyConfig class.

However, I haven't yet tested it myself, so if it does not work please let me know!

[cridmann]

I think I'm bumping up into this same error. Specifically, I am trying to provide a routing config with a dependency on a Service to use RouteBuilder's resolve method (e.g. - I don't want to instantiate a controller until I fetch some cached data from the server). I am getting angular injection exceptions when I try to do this. Here is some sample code:

class RoutingConfig(routeProvider: RouteProvider, registryService: RegistryService) extends Config {

  routeProvider
    .when("/abcd", RouteBuilder().templateUrl("/assets/templates/home.html").title("Abcd").controller("abcdCtrl").resolve(registryService.resolveDeps).build)
    .otherwise(Route("/assets/templates/404.html"))
}

And here is my registry service:

@injectable("registryService")
class RegistryService(http: HttpService) extends Service {
  require(http != null, "Missing argument 'http'.")

  def getAllServices: Future[Map[String, Map[String, ServiceListing]]] =
    http.get[js.Any]("/api/generic/retrieveGenericServices")
      .map(JSON.stringify(_))
      .map(js => read[Map[String, Map[String, ServiceListing]]](js))

  val futureRegistry = getAllServices

  val resolveDeps: js.Dictionary[js.Any] = js.Dictionary[js.Any]("cachedRegistryData" -> futureRegistry.asInstanceOf[js.Any])

}

@injectable("registryService")
class RegistryServiceFactory(http: HttpService) extends Factory[RegistryService] {
  override def apply(): RegistryService = new RegistryService(http)
}

And here is part of my app main:

    module
      .controller[AbcdCtrl]
      .factory[RegistryServiceFactory]
      .config[RoutingConfig]

[mysticfall]

@cridmann Could you give me the error message you encountered? And does it occur when you register the modules, or when you do something with them?

Sorry for the late response.