ps-which

ps-which

Find out what's in an Angular 1 app

Installing

bower install ps-which -D

or

npm install ps-which -D

Usage

1. Include ps-which

bower users

Load ps-which immediately after loading Angular.

<script src="bower_components/angular/angular.js"></script>
<script src="bower_components/ps-which/build/ps-which.js"></script>

<!-- Load other Angular libs and your app code here -->

CommonJS users

Require ps-which immediately after requiring Angular.

var angular = require('angular');
require('ps-which');

// code that uses angular here

2. Load Angular app in browser and open dev console

ps-which is always accessed through the psWhich global variable.

In dev console:

psWhich.ask(name)

Find out what name is and where it comes from.

name (string) should be the name of a

• value
• constant
• factory
• service
• directive (camelCasedName and dashed-name formats accepted)
• provider (<name> and <name>Provider formats accepted)
• controller

psWhich.report([filter])

Print everything ps-which knows to console.

filter is an optional RegExp to filter modules by name. Only matching modules will be printed. Defaults to printing all modules.

psWhich.info

ps-which's raw data object.

Limitations

Angular built-ins

ps-which does not know about Angular built-ins (ngShow, $http, etc).

Custom attributes that aren't directives

Given this directive

angular.module('app').directive('foo', function() {
  return {
    restrict: 'A',
    scope: {
      fieldName: '@'
    }
  };
});

ps-which knows about foo but knows nothing about field-name.

License

MIT