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JavaScript Building a MEAN Application Going MEAN with Angular Setting Up webpack

Toni Caktas
Toni Caktas
16,957 Points
Posted by Toni Caktas
Toni Caktas
16,957 Points

I am geting this when i run my app with web pack:

vendor.bundle.js:13665 Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: dataServiceProvider <- dataService <- mainCtrl http://errors.angularjs.org/1.5.5/$injector/unpr?p0=dataServiceProvider%20%3C-%20dataService%20%3C-%20mainCtrl at vendor.bundle.js:183 at vendor.bundle.js:4573 at Object.getService [as get] (vendor.bundle.js:4726) at vendor.bundle.js:4578 at getService (vendor.bundle.js:4726) at injectionArgs (vendor.bundle.js:4750) at Object.invoke (vendor.bundle.js:4772) at $controllerInit (vendor.bundle.js:10230) at nodeLinkFn (vendor.bundle.js:9148) at compositeLinkFn (vendor.bundle.js:8512)(anonymous function) @ vendor.bundle.js:13665(anonymous function) @ vendor.bundle.js:10340Scope.$apply @ vendor.bundle.js:17449bootstrapApply @ vendor.bundle.js:1864invoke @ vendor.bundle.js:4780doBootstrap @ vendor.bundle.js:1862bootstrap @ vendor.bundle.js:1882angularInit @ vendor.bundle.js:1767(anonymous function) @ vendor.bundle.js:30978trigger @ vendor.bundle.js:3281defaultHandlerWrapper @ vendor.bundle.js:3571eventHandler @ vendor.bundle.js:3559

1 Answer

Ronald Hunter
Ronald Hunter
17,474 Points
Ronald Hunter
Ronald Hunter
17,474 Points

you must require you directives and services into the app.js in your scripts folder. when you look at the output of webpack you can see that you don't have the services in the code, so its telling you that the code you referenced or are trying to use does not exist.

require('./scripts/controllers/main.js');
require('./scripts/controllers/todo.js');
require('./scripts/directives/todo.js');
require('./scripts/services/data.js');