ngUpload | An AngularJS Service for uploading files using iframe | File Upload library

by twilson63 JavaScript Version: 0.5.16 License: No License

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ngUpload is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, File Upload, Angular, NPM applications. ngUpload has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can install using 'npm i ngUpload' or download it from GitHub, npm.

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The latest version of ngUpload is 0.5.16

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How does these services get passed into the controller? version 1.0.8

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How does these services get passed into the controller? version 1.0.8

Asked 2017-Jul-07 at 12:01

I got a new job, and took over some systems from some people that isn't here anymore. The version is all the way down to 1.0.8 in angular.js though, and the implementations they have been using seems to be what the community has been saying not to do since forever.

My question is, how do the vvscontroller get the services in as arguments?

I have been trying to grep through the project for any reference for the args: ElReport, ElRow, User, PriorReports, Documentation but it seems like they just magically get parsed in, then i searched for dependency injection, looking if i could find any implementations of the different providers the angular.js mentions, but i can only find the routeProvider and maybe something else that didn't look like it was configured.

So there is a lot of code where i don't think its related - but it might be but obviously i cannot post the entire code here. I was thinking it might be configured into the HTML or something but when i grep for ng-controller i don't find anything related to the PlumbingCtrl, but i just can't quite point it out. Can anyone tell me in what direction i should be looking?? what classes are likely to be used in order to achive this?

app.js

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Answered 2017-Jul-07 at 12:01

Looks like module housingevaluation is your root module of Angularjs application. All your services like ElReport , Documentation etc are part of module housingServices and module housingServices is injected to your root module module housingevaluation. It means all your services from module housingServices are accessible in module housingevaluation. And your all controllers are part of your root module that is module housingevaluation. Thats why all services from module housingServices are accessible in your controller.

One more thing is services.js and vvscontroller.js must be added in index.html before app.js.

EDIT : Somewhere in your code PlumbingCtrl must have added to your root module housingevaluation. While adding the controller to module you can give order of depedancy injection for PlumbingCtrl. like this...

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44967876

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