Is it possible to use ES2015+ modules instead of AngularJS dependency injection? [duplicate]

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Is it possible to get around AngularJS's dependency injection and use ECMAScript 2015+ modules instead?

My goal is to never have to call angular.module on controllers, services, and factories. I can do that for those easily, but if I want to access $http and other similar providers, I only know how to get to them via dependency injection. Is there a way to pull them in with an import statement or from the angular instance?

Petr Averyanov · Accepted Answer · 2017-11-22 15:40:13Z

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Controller is just a function, factory is just a function, Component is just an object.

controller.js:

export default ['$scope', function($scope) {...}]

component.js:

export default {...}

module.js:

import com from 'component.js'
import contr from 'controller.js'
angular.module('module', []).component('c1', com).controller('contr1', contr);
export default angular.module('module').name

answered Nov 22, 2017 at 15:40

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