ng-core-decorators

@Decorators

ECMAScript7 decorators for core Angular1.x providers

Table of Contents

• @Module
• @Requires
• @App
• @Inject
• @Service
• @ServiceFactory
• @Controller
• @Factory
• @Filter
• @ClassFactory
• @Directive
• @Component
• @DirectiveFactory
• @Provider
• @ProviderFactory
• @Constant
• @Value
• @Config
• @Run

How To

Usage

@Module

Declare angular module with given name.

Note:

• @Requires decorator has to be put next line to the @Module.
• ng.IModule instance will be passed to constructor.

TypeScript

@Module('Database')
class DatabaseModule {
  constructor(
    module: ng.IModule
  ) {}
}

ES5 Angular 1.x way

var DatabaseModule = angular.module('Database', [])

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@Requires

Define module or provider injection requirements.

TypeScript / ES2016 way module requirements

@Module('Database')
@Requires('ngResource', 'ngStorage')
class DatabaseModule {
  constructor(
    module: ng.IModule
  ) {}
}

ES5 Angular 1.x way module requirements

var DatabaseModule = angular.module('Database', ['ngResource', 'ngStorage'])

TypeScript / ES2016 way provider requirements

@Service('DbService')
@Requires('$localStorate', '$resource')
class DbService {
  constructor(
    private $localStorate: {},
    private $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}

ES5 Angular 1.x way provider requirements

var DatabaseModule = angular.module('Database', ['ngResource', 'ngStorage'])
function DbService ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
DbService.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.service('dbService', DbService)

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@App

Declare angular module with given name.

Note:

• @Requires decorator should be put next line to the @App.
• If module already defined it will be used to bootstrap aplication.
• ng.IModule instance will be passed to constructor.
• If window.$bootstrap defined waits fot it's resolving to start bootstraping.

TypeScript

@App(angular.element('body'), 'Application')
@Requires('ngResource', 'ngStorage')
class Application {
  constructor(
    module: ng.IModule
  ) {}
}

@App(angular.element('body'))
@Module('Application')
@Requires('ngResource', 'ngStorage')
class Application {
  constructor(
    module: ng.IModule
  ) {}
}

ES5 Angular 1.x way

var Application = angular.module('Application', ['ngResource', 'ngStorage'])
angular.element(document).ready(function () {
  angular.bootstrap(angular.element('body'), ['Application'])
})

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@Inject

Define parameter injection to constructor or function.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Service(DatabaseModule, 'DbService')
class DbService {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$localStorate') private $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') private $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 
 
class DbServiceFactory {
  @ServiceFactory(DatabaseModule, 'DbService')
  public static DbServiceFactory(
    @Inject('$localStorate') $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbService ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
DbService.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.service('dbService', DbService)

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@Service

Declare angular service with decorated class. New instance of service decorated class will be instantiated once.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Service(DatabaseModule, 'DbService')
class DbService {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$localStorate') private $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') private $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbService ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
DbService.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.service('dbService', DbService)

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@ServiceFactory

Declare angular service with decorated factory method.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

class DbServiceFactory {
  @ServiceFactory(DatabaseModule, 'DbService')
  public static DbServiceFactory(
    @Inject('$localStorate') $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbService ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
DbService.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.service('dbService', DbService)

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@Controller

Declare angular with decorated class.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Controller(Application, 'AppController')
class AppController {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$localStorate') private $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') private $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function AppController ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
AppController.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
Application.service('AppController', AppController)

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@Factory

Declare angular factory as factory method.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

class ConnectionFactory {
  @Factory(Application, 'Connection')
  public static ConnectionFactory(
    @Inject('$localStorate') $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function ConnectionFactory ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
ConnectionFactory.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
Application.factory('Connection', ConnectionFactory)

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@Filter

Declare angular filter factory with decorated factory method.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

class TimeFilterFactory {
  @Filter(Application, 'TimeFilter')
  public static TimeFilter(
    @Inject('$window') $window: ng.IWindow
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function TimeFilter ($window) {
}
TimeFilter.$inject = ['$window'];
Application.filter('TimeFilter', TimeFilter)

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@ClassFactory

Declare angular factory with decorated class. New instance of factory decorated class will be instantiated for each injection.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@ClassFactory(Application, 'Connection')
class Connection {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$localStorate') private $localStorate: {},
    @Inject('$resource') private $resource: ng.resource.IResourceService
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function ConnectionFactory ($localStorate, $resource) {
}
ConnectionFactory.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
Application.factory('Connection', ConnectionFactory)

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@Directive

Declare angular directive with decorated class as controller.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Directive(Application, 'appComponent', {
  restrict: 'E',
  contollerAs: 'ctrl'
  template: '<div>Hello, {{ctrl.who}}!</div>'
})
class AppComponentController {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$scope') private $scope: ng.IScope
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function AppComponentController ($scope) {
}
AppComponentController.$inject = ['$scope'];
Application.controller('AppComponentController', ConnectionFactory)
Application.directive('appComponent', function () {
  return {
    restrict: 'E',
    controller: AppComponentController,
    contollerAs: 'ctrl'
    template: '<div>Hello, {{ctrl.who}}!</div>'
  }
})

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@DirectiveFactory

Declare angular directive with decorated factory method.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

class AppComponentFactory {
 
  @DirectiveFactory(Application, 'appComponent', {
    restrict: 'E',
    contollerAs: 'ctrl'
    template: '<div>Hello, {{ctrl.who}}!</div>'
  })
  public static AppComponentFactory(
    @Inject('$scope') $scope: ng.IScope
  ) {
    return {
      restrict: 'E',
      template: '<div>Hello, World!</div>'
    }
  }
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

Application.directive('appComponent', function () {
  return {
    restrict: 'E',
    template: '<div>Hello, World!</div>'
  }
})

@Component

Declare angular directive with decorated class as controller.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Component(Application, 'appComponent', {
  template: '<div>Hello, {{$ctrl.who}}!</div>'
})
class AppComponentController {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$scope') private $scope: ng.IScope
  ) {}
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function AppComponentController ($scope) {
}
AppComponentController.$inject = ['$scope'];
Application.component('appComponent', {
  controller: AppComponentController,
  template: '<div>Hello, {{$ctrl.who}}!</div>'
})

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@Provider

Declare angular service provider with decorated class. New instance of provider decorated class will be instantiated once.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

@Provider(DatabaseModule, 'DbProvider')
class DbProvider implements ng.IServiceProviderFactory {
  constructor(
    @Inject('$locationProvider') private $locationProvider: ng.ILocationProvider
  ) {}
 
  public $get() {
    return this; // or anything else
  }
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbProvider ($locationProvider) {
 
}
DbProvider.prototype.$get = function () {
  return this;
}
DbProvider.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.provider('DbProvider', DbProvider)

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@ProviderFactory

Declare angular service provider with decorated factory method.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

 
class DbProvider implements ng.IServiceProviderFactory {
  @ProviderFactory(DatabaseModule, 'DbProvider')
  public static DbProviderFactory(
    @Inject('$locationProvider') $locationProvider: ng.ILocationProvider
  ) {
    return  {
      $get: function () {
        return 0; // or anything else
      }
    }
  }
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbProvider ($locationProvider) {
 
}
DbProvider.prototype.$get = function () {
  return this;
}
DbProvider.$inject = ['$localStorate', '$resource'];
DatabaseModule.provider('DbProvider', DbProvider)

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@Constant

Declare angular constant provider with decorated class. Injections are unavailable for this type of providers.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

 
@Constant(DatabaseModule, 'DbCredentilas')
class DbCredentilas  {
  public connectionString = 'mongodb://...';
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbCredentilas () {
  this.connectionString = 'mongodb://...'
}
DatabaseModule.constant('DbCredentilas', new DbCredentilas())

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@Value

Declare angular value provider with decorated class. Injections are unavailable for this type of providers.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

 
@Value(DatabaseModule, 'DbCredentilas')
class DbCredentilas  {
  public connectionString = 'mongodb://...';
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

function DbCredentilas () {
  this.connectionString = 'mongodb://...'
}
DatabaseModule.value('DbCredentilas', new DbCredentilas())

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@Config

Declare angular config clause with decorated class. New instance of decorated class will be instantiated inside config clause.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

 
@Config(DatabaseModule)
class DbConfig  {
  constructor(
    @Inject('DbCredentilas') private credentials: any
  ) {
    this.credentials; // this.constrctor === DbConfig
  }
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

DatabaseModule.config(function (DbCredentilas) {
 
})

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@Run

Declare angular run clause with decorated class. New instance of decorated class will be instantiated inside run clause.

TypeScript / ES2016 way

 
@Run(DatabaseModule)
class DbConfig  {
  constructor(
    @Inject('DbCredentilas') private credentials: any
  ) {
    this.credentials; // this.constrctor === DbConfig
  }
}
 

ES5 Angular 1.x way

DatabaseModule.run(function (DbCredentilas) {
 
})

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How to use

/dist/decorators.js file oplimized for usage with SystemJS modularizer. I use following trick to load all registered modules.

<script src="build/app.vendor.js"></script> <!-- can contains system.js and decorators.js -->
<script src="bower_components/system.js/dist/system.js"></script> <!-- can be included to concatenation of 3-p libs -->
<script src="bower_components/ng-decorators/dist/system/decorators.js"></script> <!-- can be included to concatenation of 3-p libs -->
<script src="build/app.bundle.js"></script>
<script src="entry.js"></script>

and this small js to start application

entry.js

// or any other Promise
var $injector = angular.injector(['ng']);
var $q = $injector.get('$q');
 
var imports = [];
for (var defined in System.defined) {
  imports.push(System.import(defined));
}
 
// used to ensure all modules are loaded before call angular.bootstrap(...)
window.$bootstrap = $q.all(imports)
.catch(function (err) {
  console.error(err);
  throw err;
});

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License

The MIT License (MIT)

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