AngularJS doesn't inject custom service.

[angelozerr]

With AngularJS you can define a 'cart' service of module like this :

var foodMeApp = angular.module('foodMeApp');
foodMeApp.service('cart', function Cart(localStorage, customer, $rootScope, $http,     alert) {
    var self = this;
    self.total = function() {
    }
});

And you can inject the 'cart' service in a controller like this :

 foodMeApp.controller('CheckoutController', function CheckoutController($scope, cart) {
      cart. // <- here completion for total method
     };
 });

It should be cool if tern could manage the completion for cart properties.

I have started to studied how to manag ethat, but no success for the moment. I think applyWithInjection should be improved to inject the 'cart' service. I try to create an instance of cart like this :

 var result = new infer.AVal;    
 fnType.propagate(new infer.IsCtor(result, null));
 fnType.propagate(new infer.IsCallee(infer.cx().topScope, deps, null, result));    

Many thank's for your help.

[angelozerr]

Marijn could you give me some directives to manage that please when you will have time. Thank's!

[marijnh]

Well, the crappy docs 1 just spew a bunch of jargon, and don't really get into details, but the way I thought service worked (and the way the plugin implements it) is that it is supposed to return a value, and that is the value that will be injected.

If it is even more magical than that, please explain how it works.

[marijnh]

Okay, it appears that service calls new on the function it gets. Attached patch should help.

[angelozerr]

Wow, many thank's, it works like a charm.