AngularJS - creating factory during run time

angularjs

Solution

You can do this by exposing the providers from app.config so...

var app = angular.module('app',[]);
app.config(function($provide){
    app.register =
        {
            factory: $provide.factory,
            service: $provide.service,
            constant: $provide.constant
        };
});

Then at a later time...

app.register.factory('myFactory',function(){...});

I'd just be sure this doesn't happen someplace where it could occur repeatedly

This is the same concept as presented here.

Problem

I am using odata service and i want to create helper service per each entity type, so after getting the metadata i am creating the factory (this is done before angular was bootsrapped) ``` var serviceName = allTypes[type].shortName + 'RepositoryService'; angular.module('app').factory(serviceName, [function() { function sayHello() { console.log('hello'); } return { sayHello: sayHello }; }]); ``` and I am trying to consume it in another controller ``` sensorService = $injector.get('CSensorRepositoryService'); ``` and i am getting an error Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: CSensorRepositoryServiceProvider <- CSensorRepositoryService when iterated over all the available factories I saw that this factory exits ``` var mod = angular.module('app'); for (var id in mod._invokeQueue) { if ((mod._invokeQueue[id])[1] === 'factory') { console.log( id + " " + ((mod._invokeQueue[id])[2])[0]); } } ``` and when I tried to take factory which was "hard coded" all was ok what I am doing wrong?

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