Well, if interest anyone, I solve it changing the UserContent factory (*which
I didn't want to*)
angular.module('itaas').factory('UserContent', ['$injector', 'user',
function ($injector, user) {
var get = function () {
if (user.isAuthenticated())
return $injector.get('UserContentApi');
return $injector.get('UserContentFake');
};
return {
get: get
};
}])
Then, I had to change where *UserContent* is used, to start using like
*UserContent.get().someMethod()*
On Tuesday, October 28, 2014 1:20:43 PM UTC-2, Joberto Diniz wrote:
>
> Ok, I've found the following:
> http://phonegap-tips.com/articles/conditional-dependency-injection-with-angularjs.html
> So I've created the following:
>
> angular.module('itaas').factory('UserContent', ['$injector', 'user',
> function ($injector, user) {
> if (user.isAuthenticated)
> return $injector.get('UserContentApi');
> return $injector.get('UserContentFake');
> }])
>
> One factory for when user is logged in, one factory for when user is not
> logged in, so I don't have to add a lot of *if* statements throughout the
> code.
> That works, however, when user authenticates, I'd want to *change the
> factory instance* to be *UserContentApi* instead of *UserContentFake*.
>
> Is this possible?
>
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