Reputation: 55759
When my application is running, I would like to open the console and get hold of an object instance from the injector. Is this possible?
Something like:
var service = angular.injector.get('my-service'); // This does not work
Upvotes: 1
Views: 174
Reputation: 193291
Yes, it is possible:
var service = angular.element(document.documentElement).injector().get('my-service');
In above snippet you should pass application root DOM element into angular.element
. For this example, I used document.documentElement
which is html
element.
Also note, that you can't use angular.injector()
directly, as you need to use the injector instance used for application boostraping. To retrieve this injector instance object you need to call injector
method of the corresponding angular.element
instance.
Upvotes: 1