I will read/write a file with angular from/to my hdd. I normaly use node module "fs". Whats the best practice to bine this module with angular to use it in node webkit?
Thanks!
Edit: (can't use require in angular to load npm modules. any ideas?)
.service("WindowService", WindowService);
function WindowService() {
this.gui = require('nw.gui');
}
I will read/write a file with angular from/to my hdd. I normaly use node module "fs". Whats the best practice to bine this module with angular to use it in node webkit?
Thanks!
Edit: (can't use require in angular to load npm modules. any ideas?)
.service("WindowService", WindowService);
function WindowService() {
this.gui = require('nw.gui');
}
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Reset to default 2i wrote this example, if you had any questions as to how things are working? you may also want to check out this as well, which the former example uses to work outside of the browser.
but since the main question is regarding the error involving the require
function, i will elaborate. require
is a function implemented by the node runtime, it was added because there was no way initially built into js to import code from fileA to fileB. so when your in the browser you dont need to require anything, just make sure you have the file added to the html ie: <script src="my/file.js"></script>
. but if you really want to do require in the browser, just use browserfy.
I have similar experiences to you. I usually wrap modules to services and use it as normal angular service with DI.
This makes code more readable and maintanable. Also, when you want to change node module, you are changing it in one place.
for your project, i will look to socket.io > for broadcast websocket, and update your angular scope... shokidar > better than FS, with less bug than fs