In have an app that must have certain data downloaded before NG bootstraps,
so I'm fetching it in a pre-NG function, and bootstrapping NG manually,
which works fine. However, this is presenting a problem in Karma tests
because when I run
// load angular app module beforeEach( module('clientApp') );
The run block in the app expects my data to be there and it's not, and
fetching it fails within the karma environment. I could work around this
easily enough if I could either:
a) alter the document object for the karma environment so that in the call
to module the document object is already populated with starting data could
be fetched off document._data
or
b) alter the root scope so that when the module fires up, root scope is
already populated with my data already in it.
Can anyone tell me if either of things are possible and if so, how?
thanks!
Iain
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