How to add custom directive to global scope in agular js

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Hi Friends,
First of all i am sorry i know this type of questions should not be ask here.
But after spending my 2 hours i am forced to ask it here.

What I want is to create a custom angular directive which can be put in separate js file and can be used anywhere by just referring it
I don't want to make my directive on each app let's say I have app named as MYAPP
then i can create directive on app level like below

JavaScript

var app = angular.module('MYAPP',[]);
app.directive('mydiretive',function(){
     //my directive code
})

i dont want to do above one.

I want something like below viz directive in a separate js and inject in module initialization.

JavaScript

var app = angular.module('MYAPP',['mydiretive']);

How to achieve it guys please help

Posted 4-Dec-14 7:49am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Dec-14 15:18pm

Not clear what is your problem is.

It's possible that your understanding of context model and modularity in JavaScript is more complex than it really is. First, essentially, there are no "separate JS files". The files come in one single context, in the order they appear in HTML. (You can dynamically load a file, but this is a different story). And then, the objects appear in the order the execution goes (which is typical for interpretive languages), in up to down direction; and the object name should be visible through the outsize scope or if passed as function parameters.

Say, Angular "module" (or anything like that) is nothing but a named element of associative container, a.k.a. property, a.k.a. array element indexed by the name "module" (string "module"). Everything in Javascript has the same nature...

—SA

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