I was wondering if anyone knew of an example where an Angular 2.0 service
is injected into another service, where by service I mean an exported class
which is *not* a @Component, and as a result, does not have access to the
@Component({services[SomeClass]}) provider information (as far as I can
figure out -- I tried a few combinations of adding items like @Component to
the class, but never found a combination that worked).
Right now, the error I receive is as follows:
*No provider for DispatcherService! (TodosComponent -> TodoStore ->
DispatcherService)*
My structural setup is:
1. app.js gets TodosComponent from
@Templates({directives[TodosComponent]})
2. TodosComponent gets TodoStore from @Component({services:[TodoStore]})
and constructor(store: TodoStore)
3. TodoStore does *not* get DispatcherService from import
{DispatcherService} and constructor(dispatcher: DispatcherService) - the
error above is thrown
Everything is functional when I remove "dispatcher: DispatcherService" from
the constructor definition of TodoStore. I can even initialize a new
DispatcherService() from inside the TodoService constructor, but that sort
of defeats the purpose of sharing a single instance of the dispatcher. :) I
can also "cheat" by injecting DispatcherService with a different class
(such as TodoStore), but this feels incorrect to me since my TodosComponent
technically isn't utilizing the DispatcherService yet.
Any direction would be greatly appreciated! Especially since I know the
spec is constantly fluctuating. I am using the version of Angular 2.0 from
the Angular quickstart code, and I can post my full code, if necessary.
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