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Angular​Inject

by ayamflow ST2

Convenient Sublime Text 2 Plugin to quickly inject a dependency into any AngularJS module

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Sublime Text 2 Plugin : AngularInject

Convenient Sublime Text 2 Plugin to quickly inject a dependency into any AngularJS module

Installation

With Package Control:

Just search for AngularInject package and confirm. Tada !

Manually:

Download and extract into your ST2 Packages folder. That's it. This directory can be found on Mac OS at ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text 2/Packages/

Usage

Note: this plugin only work (yet) with inline annotation. It doesn't work (yet) with static injection (example: MyController.$inject = ['$scope', 'greeter'];).

By default the plugin can be called with Cmd + Alt + i (Mac OS) and Ctrl + Alt + i (Windows & Linux). You can also use the Command Palette to find AngularJS: Inject Dependency (any word should work).

You should see the quick panel (bottom of ST2 screen). Just type in the dependency you wish (for instance $window). Shazam !

Your module should looks like this :

angular.module('myApp.controllers', []).controller('MyCtrl', [ '$http', function($http) { ... }

and to something like this after the plugin action (notice the $window injection)

angular.module('myApp.controllers', []).controller('MyCtrl', [ '$http', '$window', function($http, $window) { ... }

If multiple modules exist on the same file, you will be ask to chose the one to inject.

Next Step

Know issues

A lot ?

Todo

  1. Allow to remove an injection from the module
  2. Make the plugin work with no min-safe version (MyCtrl.$inject[…] or controller('MyCtrl', function()…)3. inject)
  3. Insure that the modified line is really the [ function() from the module

Contributing

Feel free to modify, share, comment any bug or fork. Just drop a tweet if you do !