Calling Service from a then() resulting from another service

Question

The situation is as follows from the controller equipecontrol, I’m walking a forEach, inside a then(), which has previously achieved a result by performing the function getEscalacao(), that is defined in service EquipeService, as stated in the code below.

example.controller('equipecontrol', ['EquipeService','PessoasService','$scope','$q', function(EquipeService,PessoasService,$scope,$q) {
    Parse.initialize('APPLICATION_ID', 'JAVASCRIPT_KEY'); 
    Parse.serverURL = 'https://parseapi.back4app.com';

    EquipeService.getEscalacao().then(function (escalacao) {
        var idjogador = '';

        angular.forEach(escalacao, function (atuacao) {
            idjogador = atuacao.attributes['jogador'].id; //id do jogador
            gtStorageJogador = PessoasService.getPessoasStorage(idjogador); //<-- aqui invoco a função do outro service

            console.log(gtStorageJogador) //<-- este console não apresentada nada
        })
    })
}]);

Note in the code above that I get the idjogador in the current iteration, class Escalacao, and I try to research it in class PeopleObject by invoking the function getPessoasStorage() which is defined in another service by name PessoasService, note also that step idjogador as parameter. Follows the code of service PessoasService:

example.service('PessoasService', [function () {
    var jogadorDadosStorage = {};

    return {
        getPessoasStorage: function (params) {
            var PeopleObject = Parse.Object.extend("PeopleObject");
            var PeopleQuery = new Parse.Query(PeopleObject);

            //console.log(params)
            if(params !== undefined) {
                PeopleQuery.equalTo('objectId',params);
            }

            PeopleQuery.find({   
                success: function(pessoas) {
                    for (var i = pessoas.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
                        objpessoas = pessoas[i];

                        idpessoa   = objpessoas.id
                        nomepessoa = objpessoas.get('username');
                        posorigem  = objpessoas.attributes.posicaooriginal.id;

                        emailpes   = objpessoas.get('email');
                        senhapes   = objpessoas.get('senha');   
                        dtalter    = objpessoas.get('updatedAt');
                        dtcreate   = objpessoas.get('createdAt');

                        jogadorDadosStorage = { 
                            'id'      : idpessoa,
                            'nome'    : nomepessoa,
                            'posorig' : posorigem,
                            'email'   : emailpes,
                            'senha'   : senhapes,
                            'dtalt'   : dtalter,
                            'dtcria'  : dtcreate
                        }
                    }                
                }, error: function(error) {
                    console.log("Error da Query PeopleObject: " + error.code + " " + error.message)
                    var objSrv = {};
                }
            })

            return jogadorDadosStorage;
        }
    }
}]);

I still don’t know why this logic isn’t working. I put a console.log(gtStorageJogador) but it does not present results, it is as if the function getPessoasStorage was not being executed at this time, I think it may be a problem associated with the issue of asynchrony.

In this section of the program, that is, when going through the forEach for each class item Escalacao, I need a function that can bring me from class PeopleObject the name corresponding to idjogador positioned at this time in the class Escalacao, because my intention at the end of all this is to fill an object containing data from various classes, to be able to display in a view.

Can someone help me?

Answer 1

How you are utilizing a service of the type service you must return the functions with the declaration this to be accessed in this way:

example.service('PessoasService', [function () {
    var jogadorDadosStorage = {};

    this.getPessoasStorage: function (params) {
        // Sua função aqui

        return jogadorDadosStorage;
    }
}]);

The way you stated it would be for use of a service of the type factory. But try the change I recommended and see if it works.