Yep, that's a good idea. Thank you
On Friday, March 28, 2014 7:29:02 AM UTC+1, Luke Kende wrote:
>
> Yes. I have used several other libraries with AngularJs. Mostly I try to
> use angular only whenever possible, but when I use other libraries, it's
> typically in services/factories. Technically they should probably
> converted to angular directives, but who has time to rewrite a complex
> library.
>
> For example, I use a growl/notifications from pnotify. I have a service
> called notify and it defines methods that I can call from controllers or
> directives to fire notifications. This is an oversimplified version to
> give you the idea:
>
> angular.module('app', [])
> .service('notify', function(){
>
> //set any initialization or defaults.
> jQuery.pnotify.defaults = { ... my defauls ... }
>
> //return service as object methods to call
> return {
> growl: function(type, message){
> jQuery.pnotify({ type: type, message: message, sticky: true,
> delay: 800 })
> }
> }
>
> });
>
>
>
> On Thursday, March 27, 2014 4:11:28 AM UTC-6, biloki wrote:
>>
>> Hello everyone,
>>
>> I'm passionated by Angularjs.
>> But sometime I have to integrate the other libraries with angularjs. For
>> example: the javascript canvas library fabricjs, svg library raphaeljs,
>> d3js .....
>> Normally there are the methods, properties of these liraries. If I don't
>> use Angularjs, I call these methods or properties directly.
>> But in the application that use Angularjs, I want to have clean
>> application structure . So what is the good way to integrate with the
>> application that uses angularjs ?
>> For example: I use fabricjs in app, there is the method in fabrics that
>> can add a rectangle to canvas: canvas.add(rectangle); ....
>> Should I write a function in a controller for ex addRectangle, and this
>> function calls the function of fabricjs or I should create the directive
>> for that ?
>>
>> If you already use angularjs with the other library in the same
>> application, pls advice me your some experiences, thank you very much
>>
>
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