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I'm developing an app using Supersonic & Appgyver. I generated two new modules[ oAuth & default ]and deleted "example" from a fresh default steroids applicaiton. I created a factory in the oAuth and I'm trying to call it in the default module.

Now! In auto generated dist/app/default/login.html ( the controller in question ) contains only the scripts 

<script src="/app/common.js"></script>

<script src="/app/default.js"></script>

Why would it not load /app/oAuth.js?

My common index:

angular.module('common',
    'supersonic',
    'default',
    'oAuth'
]);

As far as I know, this should insist that oAuth should be included in all my other modules.

Why wont it auto add oAuth.js?

Theodore Enderby
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  • Can you post the initializer part of the other modules? For example: `angular.module('common', 'supersonic', 'default', 'oAuth' ])` without the controller part? – area28 Sep 22 '15 at 01:23
  • I've since started adding anything I need to be "common" in the common module. I ended up assuming that's what supersonic wants me to do. In the other modules I tried using ONLY 'common' and add all other modules with no dice. I can rewrite what I was doing and post if my new common logic isn't true. – Theodore Enderby Sep 22 '15 at 03:24
  • I was just curious about how the modules are instantiated. If they are instantiated with no parameters (not even an empty array) there can be issues with Angular. For example, `angular.module('default').controller(...` could cause issues if you don't add the `[]` parameter to module. It would look like this after: `angular.module('default', []).controller(...`. I am not sure it solves the issue, but I have experienced it many times with this platform and Angular. – area28 Sep 22 '15 at 13:07
  • Oh of course, I learned that one early on! – Theodore Enderby Sep 23 '15 at 01:54

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I'm not sure if Supersonic is supposed to add those files. I believe it wants everything "common" to be in the common module. You could of course manually add the files to /dist but that's a pain.

Theodore Enderby
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