Can I use it with Angular 1.3.0?

[kpgarrod]

I posted this on Stackoverflow and got a couple of likes but no answers, so I thought I would ask it here:

The new dependency injection that Volta spoke about at ng-conf and is contained here: https://github.com/angular/di.js is just what I am looking for for my AngularJS 1.3.0 project.

The problem is, it is not clear to me whether or not I can use it. There doesn't seem to be an example of using it for AngularJS v1 in the github project examples.

I came across an example using it in a Backbone project: http://teropa.info/blog/2014/03/18/using-angular-2-0-dependency-injection-in-a-backbone-app.html and I found an example of using ES6 in an AngularJS v1 project: https://github.com/mvolkmann/todo-es6/, but I can't find an example using the new DI in an Angular v1 project.

I'm confused. Any pointers?

Thanks for any help :)

[martinmicunda]

@vojtajina I know DI is probably still in development but I also would like to try to use new DI with 1.3? :) Is it possible to get any guidelines? Thanks

[caitp]

there is no work on running di.js with angular... although it could be an interesting thing to work on.

[martinmicunda]

@caitp so new DI will only work with Angular 2 is that correct?

[martinmicunda]

just to clarify my code is written in ES6 but I am using Angular 1.3 as core library

[caitp]

It could work with 1.x, but it would be a bit of work to make it happen. I think it would be interesting, but currently is not something that has been worked on. I believe di.js is not even being used in angular/angular, but I'm not positive on that, and it's changing fast

[tusharmath]

Its just painful when you want to write an application with isomorphism in mind but end up using 2 different DI containers. :'(