Providing a component doesn't do anything meaningful. You'll get an
instance of the component class injected where the @Component()` decorator
is completely ignored.
Rather share a service and use streams to communicate between the component
and all other components and services that want to communicate with it.
On Saturday, June 25, 2016 at 8:48:09 PM UTC+2, Gonzalo Chumillas wrote:
>
> I would like to make a component available for all other components and
> inject it as a service. The following code won't work, since Angular 2
> actually creates two instances of ModalPreloader:
>
> // file: app_component.dart
> @Component(
> selector: 'app-component',
> templateUrl: 'app_component.html',
> styleUrls: const ['app_component.css'],
> // a "Modal Preloader" is at the same time a "directive" and a
> "service"
> directives: const [ModalPreloader],
> providers: const [ModalPreloader])
> AppComponent {}
>
>
> // file: app_component.html
> // html code...
> // Modal Preloader component
> <modal-preloader></modal-preloader>
>
>
> Is it possible to inject an existing component as if it were a service?
> This way, I could access that component from any sub-component.
> Thanks.
>
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