webpack-angular-injector-plugin

Installation

This Webpack plugin is meant to solve an annoying problem of minification and dependency injection in angular.js. angular-injector works better and more reliably than ngmin because it works with any syntax and every possible declaration regardless of where and how it happens. webpack-angular-injector-plugin wraps angular-injector.

In order for minified Angular applicaiton to continue working, all functions must be annotated:

someModule.factory('greeter', function($window) {
  // ...
});

Must be rewritten as:

someModule.factory('greeter', ['$window', function($window) {
  // ...
}]);

This module does that automatically.

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Installation

npm install webpack-angular-injector-plugin

Usage Example

Write your angular functions like so:

someModule.factory('greeter', ng(function($window) {
  // ...
}));

Then add the following to your webpack config:

var AngularInjectorPlugin = require('webpack-angular-injector-plugin');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    new AngularInjectorPlugin({
      exclude: /fixture/
    })
  ]
};

You don't need to declare ng function anywhere and it could be customized to anything. If you wanted to get fancy, use something like ƒ or ∑ to never have any naming conflicts. Or even an emoji if you feeling wild.

This syntax works particularly well in CoffeeScript and is literally 2-3 extra characters:

someModule.factory 'greeter', ng ($window) ->
  # ...

API

AngularInjectorPlugin(opts)

• opts.token is a String, default value ng. Change it to any other token which suits your style best.
• opts.exclude is a RegExp. Any file name matching this regular expression will NOT be processed.

How does it work?

Using the powers of esprima all function calls to ng are replaced with array injector notation and the list of dependencies is generated using function arguments. Because actual AST is used, there are no misses.

Testing

npm test

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright 2014 Alex Gorbatchev

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