I'm writing an factory as a Typescript class and instantiating it with new FactoryName()
when needed.
I'm getting it working as a factory by doing this: .factory('FactoryName', function() { return FactoryName; })
and it works great, but now I need to inject another factory I've made outside of Typescript into it without polluting the constructor call. Is that possible?
I found a workaround:
export function FactoryName(injectedService1, injectedService2) {
return class FactoryClass {
constructor() {
let test = injectedService1.testFunction();
}
}
}
app.factory('FactoryName', FactoryName)