angular/di.js

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Dependency Injection v2

This readme describes how to set up your working space in order to run the tests and hack on it. See [How can I use it]!(./docs/how-can-i-use-it.md) on how to use this DI framework in your project.

Installation

# Clone this repo (or your fork).
git clone https://github.com/angular/di.js.git

# Install all the the dev dependencies, such as Karma, Gulp, etc.
npm install

# If you wanna use "karma" or "gulp" commands, install also:
npm install -g karma-cli
npm install -g gulp

Running the [tests]!(./test/)

This will start Karma and Chrome (with --harmony enabled). Karma will watch the source code and run the tests anytime you save a change.

karma start

Transpiling ES6

All the source code is written in the upcoming version of JavaScript - ES6. In order to use it in the current browsers you need to transpile the code into ES5 using [Traceur].

# Transpile ES6 into ./compiled/*
gulp build

# Watch all the sources and transpile on any change
gulp watch

Examples

gulp build_examples
gulp serve

More stuff

I talked about this DI framework at the [ng-conf], here are some more links…

• video
• slides (annotated version)

Also, here is the original design doc, which is quickly becoming out-dated ;-)

[Traceur] !: https://github.com/google/traceur-compiler [ng-conf] !: http://ng-conf.org/