I am trying to inject my Firebase Object to a service so I can use different Angular Controllers to access copies of the Firebase Object.
In a previous working copy of my app. I only loaded Firebase into a controller:
Example Below:
ToDo.controller('todoController',["$scope","$firebaseArray", function($scope, $firebaseArray, ToDoData){ // injecting AngularFire & ToDoData Service
var myData = new Firebase("https:firebase url goes here"); //create Firebase obj
$scope.todos = $firebaseArray(myData); //Reading Database and adding to todos variable
$scope.historytodos = [{'title': "Old Task", 'done':true, 'timetag':new Date().toString()}];
$scope.addTodo = function(){
var datecreated = new Date().toString();
$scope.todos.$add({'title':$scope.newtodo,'done':false, 'timetag': datecreated}); //push to Array
$scope.newtodo = '';
};
Now I am trying to recreate the Firebase Dependency , but to work with a service. Here is what I have for my attempted Service.
It is erroring this
Uncaught ReferenceError: Todo is not defined
Example of my Erroneous service :
Todo.value('fbURL', "https:firebase") //Firebase URL value service
.service('fbRef',function(fbURL){ //Firebase Data Reference Service
return new Firebase(fbURL);
})
.service('fbArr',function(fbRef){ //Firebase Array service
$scope.todos = $firebaseArray(fbRef);
return $scope.todos;
});
Not sure what's causing the error & also not too sure how to create a service to hold my Firebase object.
First of all the error is self explanatory, Todo is not defined. You have to do something like:
var Todo = {fbRef: "https:firebase"};
And for the service i suggest you read up on services and factory's to see what applies best for your particular case and here is a simple example of how to do it in a service:
.service('fb', function(){
var connection = new Firebase(url);
var todos = $firebaseArray(connection);
this.url = function() { return connection;};
this.todos = function() { return todos;};
});