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I'm trying to interact with a website using an userscript, but I don't know what's the cleanest possible solution for an outside source to detect the internal $viewContentLoaded event, because it does not bubble to the window object.

I tried using dirty workarounds, but I'm wondering how one could achieve a clean window level detection of the $viewContentLoaded event. The website in question is using 1.3.14 according to window.angular.version

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  • Can you modify the Angular app? Commented Feb 23, 2017 at 20:39
  • you should use caution when attempting to do this. it is extremely easy to make changes outside angular's context which angular is not aware of, putting the app into a state where it does not properly update it's information, leading to the page (and your script, potentially) providing inaccurate information. Commented Feb 23, 2017 at 20:41
  • Use angular.element(HTMLelement).scope() to get access to an Angular app scope. See AngularJS angular.element API Reference - jqLite Extras. Commented Feb 24, 2017 at 4:33
  • @Will Do you mean whether the app is hosted by me? In that case, no, it's someone else's website. @georgeawg I'm not quite familiar with Angular. When should I use angular.element(document.querySelector("body>.ng-scope")).scope().$on to attach a listener to the target element? Commented Feb 24, 2017 at 16:30
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