问题
I have 3 controllers that do similar tasks:
- PastController queries an API for past system outages.
- CurrentController queries an API for current system outages
- FutureController queries an API for future system outages
They are each unique (despite their similar functions). However, they all begin by defining the same $scope
variables:
app.controller("PastController", function ($scope) {
$scope.Outages = "";
$scope.loading = 0;
$scope.nothing = 0;
$scope.error = 0;
//--- code continues ---//
});
app.controller("CurrentController", function ($scope) {
$scope.Outages = "";
$scope.loading = 0;
$scope.nothing = 0;
$scope.error = 0;
//--- code continues ---//
});
app.controller("FutureController", function ($scope) {
$scope.Outages = "";
$scope.loading = 0;
$scope.nothing = 0;
$scope.error = 0;
//--- code continues ---//
});
Can I use a service or factory to initialize those variables in one place rather than repeating the code?
回答1:
I didn't test the code, but this is my idea if you want to work with services, hope it works.
Create the service first:
app.service('systemService', function(){
// initialize object first
this.info = {};
this.initialize = function(){
// properties initialization
this.info.Outages = "";
this.info.loading = 0;
this.info.nothing = 0;
this.info.error = 0;
return this.info;
}
this.fooFunction = function() {
return "Hello!"
};
});
In the end, you have to inject the created service into controllers correctly and call the initialize function from service:
app.controller("PastController",['$scope','systemService', function ($scope, systemService) {
$scope.info = systemService.initialize();
$scope.fooFunction = systemService.fooFunction();
}]);
... and set so in each controller.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/26921071/initialize-scope-variables-for-multiple-controllers-angularjs