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MegaPixImage fails for strict-di

See original GitHub issue

I’m using ES6 with webpack and strict di.

The error I’m getting after importing ‘uiCropper’ is:

Error: [$injector:strictdi] MegaPixImage is not using explicit annotation and cannot be invoked in strict mode

even though MegaPixImage has nothing to do with angular. Any thoughts?

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Created 7 years ago
Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)

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vjoaocommented, Dec 7, 2016

Found the issue. Your module definition is actually exporting the MegaPixImage function for some reason.

I was doing:

import uiCropper from 'ui-cropper';

angular.module('app', [
...
uiCropper
]

but uiCropper in this context is not uiCropper, it is actually MegaPixImage. I guess you have to review your module definitions.

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CrackerakiUAcommented, Oct 29, 2019

feel free to make PR

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