>
> I would expect var angular = require('angular') to work. And then module
> dependencies via var dependecies = [require('foo').name,
> require('bar').name].
>
Then only thing that is bothering me right now with browserify and angular
is the clash between DI and CommonJS.
Personally I put my DDO inside my index.js and there set up my
angular-specific code and names.
// Inside a folder named mn-menu
var moduleName = 'mnMenu'
var controllerName = moduleName + 'Controller'
var dependencies = []
angular.module(moduleName, dependencies).directive(moduleName, function (){
return {
template: require('./template.html'),
controller: controllerName
}
})
.controller(controllerName, require('./controller'))
If I do a folder for mn-footer, then I just copy that and replace the
folder-name and the variable moduleName to 'mnFooter'. Everything else
remains the same.
That's how I use it right now.
Angular becomes the boilerplate code and my controller/factories become
normal functions with DI that are exported via CommonJS.
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