问题
I am having a problem that maybe someone can guide me to solve it. I have an angularjs app that I am minifying to get a production distribution.
Like the documentation says here I can use $inject keyword to avoid Dependency injection problems.
After the minification process, I am now having the following error but since the code was minified I am unable to find out what component (service/directive/etc) I missed to protect against minification.
is there a simple way to find out the source of the problem?
Thanks in advance.
回答1:
There's no simple way to do it. However, there are more solutions to this particular problem than using the $injector service.
Use ngmin task before minification. It searches for all problematic occurrences and replaces them with minify-friendly code.
Do what ngmin does manually. That is wherever you have such declaration:
...(function ($scope, service1) {})
replace it with
(['$scope', 'service1',
function ($scope, service1) {})
We had the same problem in our projects and we decided to go with the minify-friendly code (second solution). Though today I'd probably give ngmin at least a try - it's stable enough now.
回答2:
If you are sure that you use [ character in the same line, you can try to grep in your source files and grep -v to [ character.
Like this:
grep function $(find . -name '*.js') |grep -v -e '\['
Or you can try to generate sourcemaps to help your browser to find the real source.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/22683356/angularjs-application-minification-protection