What Does It Do?

This package centralizes the grunt work of setting up dynamic GET requests for data in Angular applications. Simply require the angular-get package and inject it into your main angular module. Then in your factories inject AppGet.

How to Use in Angular

npm install angular-get --save

var AppGet  = require('angular-get');
var angular = require('angular');


//This is your main angular module.
angular.module('YourApp', ['AppGet']) //Inject AppGet angular module.

//This is your factory, dependancy inject the AppGet Factory.
.factory('TestFactory', ['AppGet', function(AppGet){
    var TestFactory = {};
   TestFactory.get = AppGet.get('http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/comments?postId=[d]');

    TestFactory.get([1]).then(function(response){
         console.log(response); // [obj, obj, obj]
    })

    return TestFactory;
}]);

INITIALIZING A FACTORY TO USE AppGet

TestFactory.get = AppGet.get('http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/comments?postId=[d]');

WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING

• [d] is the dynamic parameter property, you can have many or as few or none.
• If you have a dynamic paramter, it > MUST < be "[d]" in the assigning string.
• When TestFactory.get([array of params]) is run, it will iterate over the array of params and inject them sequentially into the string prior to sending the request to the server.

RUNNING THE GET METHOD IN YOUR APP

TestFactory.get = AppGet.get('http://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/comments?postId=[d]');

IMPORTANT get([Array]) accepts an array of params

• Do not send in {} Objects, Strings, or arguments. ONLY arrays if params exist. TestFactory.get(["array"]) // good

• If you have no params, do not include an empety array, leave it as get(). TestFactory.get()

• if you have no params, your assigning string should not have a [d] in it 'http://...com/comments?postId=[d]' <-- dynamic param

• Once the method runs, it will inject all the params into the request string 'http://...com/comments?postId=1' <-- once request is being called

RETRIEVING THE DATA

• All GET methods in AppGet return back a promise. To retrieve the data, use the .then() funciton.

TestFactory.get([1]).then(function(response){
    console.log(response); // [obj, obj, obj]
    });

Example TestFactory > > ./test-factory.js

• Check the npm_modules folder for the test-factory.js file. You can use this as base template and also test the AppGet module in your app.