I initially put it in rootScope, and found that it was a global attribute, so I gave up.
I didn’t want to write it in every controller that needed to be used, so I chose to put it in the controller in the directive. Later, I discovered that directives depend on HTML. If the method is the same but my HTML is different, the directive cannot be used.
It’s a bit confusing. What I mean is: One of my methods may be used everywhere, where do I need to put it? Call the method directly when it is needed in the future.
For example: how to write it as public code
淡淡烟草味2017-05-15 17:03:00
Best to use
service
或者factory
// use factory
angular.module('YourAppName')
.factory('YourFuncName', function() {
return function() {
// your function code here
}
});
// use service
angualr.module('YourAppName')
.service('myUtils',function() {
this.yourFuncName = function() {
// your function code here
}
})
For the situation in the screenshot
angular.module('YourAppName')
.factory('YourFuncName', function() {
return function($scope) {
return function(modal) {
// Use $scope Here
}
}
});
// 使用时
somthing.then(yourFuncName($scope))