How to pass an Angular Js and Ionic dependency

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I’m trying to pass a dependency on my module to use a Unique filter, I need to filter names in mine Views. What happens is this: when I do it this way, in my controller, without creating routes in my system, sure.

angular.module("myApp,['ui.filters']")
       .controller("papaRoca",function($scope,Data, $location).

You can see that I put the dependency ['ui.filters']. No routes on my system works, but when I put the routes for browsing the pages, if I put this dependency on my controller ['ui.filters'], of error.

Why does this happen? When you create routes in the system dependencies are created elsewhere?

javascript angularjs ionic

  • You must inject this dependency into your global module. You have one, right?

  • My global module is how I was going to pass this ui.Filters ? I’ve tried it in several ways and nothing . angular.module('myapp',['Ionic']). config(['$controllerProvider', Function($controllerProvider) { $controllerProvider.allowGlobals(); }]). config(Function ($ionicConfigProvider) { $ionicConfigProvider.backButton.previousTitleText(false). text(""). icon("ion-Arrow-left-c"); });

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Note that you are injecting the library into the name of your module, missed separating the two parts with a comma.

 angular.module('myApp', ['ui.filters'])
      .controller("papaRoca", function($scope, Data, $location) {

  });

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Diogoaugusto even with that worked someone told me that this library of conflict with and injection of $stateProvider . I see no outputs now someone knows some way to filter data not to repeat name with inoic and Angular js?

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