This may sound like a really simply/stupid question but I need to ask it as I haven\'t came across this scenario before... okay I have a service in my angularJS app. this servic
There is nothing special that you can do and receive some considerable benefit. You would definitely need to cache your GET response and refactor a bit to avoid code duplication and improve readability:
.factory('townDataService', function ($http) {
var getCitiesAsync = function(){
return $http({method: 'GET', url: '/api/country/cities', cache:true});
};
var townList = {};
townList.getTownList = function () {
return getCitiesAsync().then(prepareTownList);
};
var prepareTownList = function(response){
//extract towns and do whatever you need
return result;
};
...
As for using $cacheFactory - seems like an overhead for such a simple scenario, just use built-in cache option.