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AngularJS ngResource not working - Grafana plugin

I am currently working on a Grafana plugin, and I'm having some issues at angularJS's module system.

What I'm trying to do actually is creating a sort of service which should let me call external APIs and do stuff with it.

This is what I've done in the main module.js file

//Directive which lets use the ng-model attribute in an input file field
angular.module('grafana.services', ['ngResource'])
.directive("selectNgFiles", () => 
 return 
 require: "ngModel",
 link: function postLink(scope, elem, attrs, ngModel) 
 elem.on("change", () => ngModel.$setViewValue(elem[0].files))
 
 
)
.service('API', $resource => 
 return $resource('LINK/:id', id: "@id",
 
 startNetwork: method: "GET" 
 );
);

And this is what's on the module related to a page of the Grafana plugin

class AddNetworkCtrl 

constructor($http, backendSrv) 
 this.$http = $http;
 this.backendSrv = backendSrv;

 angular.module('grafana.controllers', ['grafana.services']).controller('AddNetworkCtrl', ($scope, API) => 
 $scope.data = 
 databases: [],
 file: null,
 database: null
 ;

 this.backendSrv.get('api/datasources').then(
 data => $scope.data.databases = data,
 error => sendAlert(AlertType.ERROR, 'GnB App Error', error)
 );

 $scope.loadNetwork = () => 
 API.startNetwork(id: 1, data => 
 console.log(data);
 );
 ;
 );

The problem is: when I try to load that page, it fails and prints this console error:

Error: [$controller:ctrlreg] The controller with the name 'AddNetworkCtrl' is not registered.

What am I doing wrong?

angularjs grafana

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edited Mar 21 at 23:54

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  Have you included js file where you defined this AddNetworkCtrl into your index.html
  
  – chinmayan
  Mar 22 at 4:31
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

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AngularJS ngResource not working - Grafana plugin

I am currently working on a Grafana plugin, and I'm having some issues at angularJS's module system.

What I'm trying to do actually is creating a sort of service which should let me call external APIs and do stuff with it.

This is what I've done in the main module.js file

//Directive which lets use the ng-model attribute in an input file field
angular.module('grafana.services', ['ngResource'])
.directive("selectNgFiles", () => 
 return 
 require: "ngModel",
 link: function postLink(scope, elem, attrs, ngModel) 
 elem.on("change", () => ngModel.$setViewValue(elem[0].files))
 
 
)
.service('API', $resource => 
 return $resource('LINK/:id', id: "@id",
 
 startNetwork: method: "GET" 
 );
);

And this is what's on the module related to a page of the Grafana plugin

class AddNetworkCtrl 

constructor($http, backendSrv) 
 this.$http = $http;
 this.backendSrv = backendSrv;

 angular.module('grafana.controllers', ['grafana.services']).controller('AddNetworkCtrl', ($scope, API) => 
 $scope.data = 
 databases: [],
 file: null,
 database: null
 ;

 this.backendSrv.get('api/datasources').then(
 data => $scope.data.databases = data,
 error => sendAlert(AlertType.ERROR, 'GnB App Error', error)
 );

 $scope.loadNetwork = () => 
 API.startNetwork(id: 1, data => 
 console.log(data);
 );
 ;
 );

The problem is: when I try to load that page, it fails and prints this console error:

Error: [$controller:ctrlreg] The controller with the name 'AddNetworkCtrl' is not registered.

What am I doing wrong?

angularjs grafana

share|improve this question

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Have you included js file where you defined this AddNetworkCtrl into your index.html
  
  – chinmayan
  Mar 22 at 4:31
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

AngularJS ngResource not working - Grafana plugin

I am currently working on a Grafana plugin, and I'm having some issues at angularJS's module system.

What I'm trying to do actually is creating a sort of service which should let me call external APIs and do stuff with it.

This is what I've done in the main module.js file

//Directive which lets use the ng-model attribute in an input file field
angular.module('grafana.services', ['ngResource'])
.directive("selectNgFiles", () => 
 return 
 require: "ngModel",
 link: function postLink(scope, elem, attrs, ngModel) 
 elem.on("change", () => ngModel.$setViewValue(elem[0].files))
 
 
)
.service('API', $resource => 
 return $resource('LINK/:id', id: "@id",
 
 startNetwork: method: "GET" 
 );
);

And this is what's on the module related to a page of the Grafana plugin

class AddNetworkCtrl 

constructor($http, backendSrv) 
 this.$http = $http;
 this.backendSrv = backendSrv;

 angular.module('grafana.controllers', ['grafana.services']).controller('AddNetworkCtrl', ($scope, API) => 
 $scope.data = 
 databases: [],
 file: null,
 database: null
 ;

 this.backendSrv.get('api/datasources').then(
 data => $scope.data.databases = data,
 error => sendAlert(AlertType.ERROR, 'GnB App Error', error)
 );

 $scope.loadNetwork = () => 
 API.startNetwork(id: 1, data => 
 console.log(data);
 );
 ;
 );

The problem is: when I try to load that page, it fails and prints this console error:

Error: [$controller:ctrlreg] The controller with the name 'AddNetworkCtrl' is not registered.

What am I doing wrong?

angularjs grafana

share|improve this question

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62

//Directive which lets use the ng-model attribute in an input file field
angular.module('grafana.services', ['ngResource'])
.directive("selectNgFiles", () => 
 return 
 require: "ngModel",
 link: function postLink(scope, elem, attrs, ngModel) 
 elem.on("change", () => ngModel.$setViewValue(elem[0].files))
 
 
)
.service('API', $resource => 
 return $resource('LINK/:id', id: "@id",
 
 startNetwork: method: "GET" 
 );
);

class AddNetworkCtrl 

constructor($http, backendSrv) 
 this.$http = $http;
 this.backendSrv = backendSrv;

 angular.module('grafana.controllers', ['grafana.services']).controller('AddNetworkCtrl', ($scope, API) => 
 $scope.data = 
 databases: [],
 file: null,
 database: null
 ;

 this.backendSrv.get('api/datasources').then(
 data => $scope.data.databases = data,
 error => sendAlert(AlertType.ERROR, 'GnB App Error', error)
 );

 $scope.loadNetwork = () => 
 API.startNetwork(id: 1, data => 
 console.log(data);
 );
 ;
 );

share|improve this question

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62

share|improve this question

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

edited Mar 21 at 23:54

georgeawg

34.5k115370

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62

asked Mar 21 at 22:50

Riccardo Dalla ViaRiccardo Dalla Via

62