Repeated scope defining method in AngularJS

Question

Building a site with a bunch of different card games. Each game has its own controller, but there are some functions that are duplicated in all of the games. Is it possible to extract the following code from all of these games into one game. It seems like the inheritance in JavaScript is wonky enough that that might not be useful? I don't know.

setScope = function(obj) {
  $scope.game = obj.game;
  $scope.activePlayer = obj.active_player;
  $scope.players = obj.players;
}

Olivierodo · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-24 04:20:01Z

1

in angular you could inherit on this way (it sounds like trait) :

parent

app.controller('gameCtrl',[function(){
    $scope.init = function(obj) {
        $scope.game = obj.game;
        $scope.activePlayer = obj.active_player;
        $scope.players = obj.players;
    };
}]);

* child *

app.controller('game1Ctrl', [$controller, function($controller){
    $controller('gameCtrl',{$scope:$scope});

    var obj  = {};
    $scope.init(obj);
});

answered May 24, 2015 at 4:20

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