Hey there! I've been working on implementing a state provider in TypeScript, but I seem to be having some issues with the reference provider closure. When trying to migrate my JavaScript code to TypeScript, I encountered an error stating that the 'get' method does not exist on the 'IReferenceProvider' type. I attempted changing the interface to 'IReferenceProviderGetterInterface', and while the 'get' method worked fine, I lost access to the 'injectRef' method, which doesn't feel right. I'm pretty sure I have the interfaces set up correctly, so I'm a bit stumped at the moment. If anyone has faced this problem before and can offer some guidance, I would really appreciate it. I've tried looking up solutions online, but everything appears to be in order as far as I can tell. Here are the relevant code snippets:
export interface IReferenceProvider extends angular.IServiceProvider {
injectRef(name: string, ref: angular.ui.IUrlRouterProvider | angular.ui.IStateProvider): void;
}
export interface IReferenceProviderGetterInterface {
get(name: string): angular.ui.IUrlRouterProvider | angular.ui.IStateProvider;
}
class ReferenceProvider implements IReferenceProvider {
private refs: { [key: string]: angular.ui.IUrlRouterProvider | angular.ui.IStateProvider } = {};
$get(): IReferenceProviderGetterInterface {
return {
get: (name: string): angular.ui.IUrlRouterProvider | angular.ui.IStateProvider => {
return this.refs[name];
}
};
}
injectRef(name: string, ref: angular.ui.IUrlRouterProvider | angular.ui.IStateProvider): void {
this.refs[name] = ref;
}
}
angular.module("app")
.provider("refs", ReferenceProvider);
}
I am using this code as follows:
static $inject: Array<string> = ["refs"];
private $stateProvider: angular.ui.IStateProvider;
constructor(refs: IReferenceProvider) {
this.$stateProvider = refs.get("$stateProvider");
...
}