I'm losing my mind trying to figure out why the following code produces an Unknown Provider error "geonameProvider <- geoname <- country"
var cacRouteViewMod = angular.module('cacRouteViewMod', ['ngRoute', 'cacLib']);
cacRouteViewMod.config(['$routeProvider', function($routeProvider, $routeParams) {
$routeProvider
.when('/countries/:country/capital', {
templateUrl: 'countries/country.html',
controller: 'countryDetailCtrl',
resolve: {
geoname: ['$route', 'getGeoname', function($route, getGeoname) {
return getGeoname($route.current.params.country);
}],
country: ['getCountry', 'geoname', function(getCountry, geoname) {
return getCountry(geoname.countryCode);
}],
neighbors: ['$route', 'getNeighbors', function($route, getNeighbors) {
return getNeighbors($route.current.params.country);
}]
}
})
});
I've seen some codes where almost identical code is given as a working example. Like this other stackoverflow post (Angular JS resolve in a resolve). And this article (https://medium.com/opinionated-angularjs/advanced-routing-and-resolves-a2fcbf874a1c).
Why won't mine work?
I believe it's because you are using ngRoute (the native routing module in AngularJS) instead of ui-routeur (the module referred in your articles)
Try using ui-router instead, it should looks like:
.state('countries', {
url: "/countries/:country/capital",
templateUrl: 'countries/country.html',
controller: 'countryDetailCtrl',
resolve: {
geoname: ['$route', 'getGeoname', function($route, getGeoname) {
return getGeoname($route.current.params.country);
}],
country: ['getCountry', 'geoname', function(getCountry, geoname) {
return getCountry(geoname.countryCode);
}],
neighbors: ['$route', 'getNeighbors', function($route, getNeighbors) {
return getNeighbors($route.current.params.country);
}]
})
});
And inject it as a dependency :
var cacRouteViewMod = angular.module('cacRouteViewMod', ['ui-router', 'cacLib']);