I have a Rails/AngularJS app which works fine in local development environment. However, when I deployed this app to Amazon Cloud the AngularJS returns this error in the browser console:
Unknown provider: eProvider <- e
However it works fine on development environment.
I am accesing the below service from one of my javascript files.. for eg:-
userList. storeActorListWithId()
My service is the following:-
woi.service('userList',['$rootScope', 'userAPI' , 'recoAPI', function($rootScope, userAPI, recoAPI){
var actorList = [];
var actorId = "";
return{
storeActorListWithId: function(data){
actorList = [];
angular.forEach(data,function(actor){
if(actor.castname)
{
actorList.push({name: actor.castname,id: actor.castid});
}
})
} ,
getActorListWithId: function(){
return actorList;
},
storeActorId: function(id){
actorId = id;
},
getActorId: function(){
return actorId;
}
}
}]);
My application.js file is as follows.Is it minification safe or not.
resolve: {
checkActorId: function($route,$location,$rootScope){
var url = $route.current.params.id;
var actorName = url.replace(/\-/g, " ").replace(/\~/g, "-").replace(/\$/g, "/");
var actorList = $rootScope.storeActorNameAndId;
if($rootScope.storeActorNameAndId){
angular.forEach(actorList, function(actor, key){
if(actor.name == actorName){
$rootScope.actorid = actor.id;
}
});
}
else
{
$location.path("home")
}
}
}
I have tried many solution(use of DI) given on the website but none of them is helping me. Please Help me..
Thanks in advance
Finally got the solution after hours of research.
There was problem of minification-safe annotation in resolve block. This code was giving the above error.
resolve: {
setParams: function($rootScope, $route) {
$rootScope.Programmeid = $route.current.params.programmeid;
$rootScope.channelid = $route.current.params.channelid;
}
}
I resolved it by changing the code to this:
resolve: {
setParams: ['$rootScope', '$route', function($rootScope, $route) {
$rootScope.Programmeid = $route.current.params.programmeid;
$rootScope.channelid = $route.current.params.channelid;
}];
}
In my case (Rails app), I had to remove the uglifier
gem from my Gemfile
and then remove the config line in config/environments/production.rb
:
config.assets.js_compressor = :uglifier
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