Modular import (browserify, rollup, webpack).
See original GitHub issueMake it possible to use this with webpack more easily.
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import ngPermission from 'angular-permission';
angular.module('foo', [..., ngPermission, ...])
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@masterspambot Even further out, guys using Rollup.js and browserify can also participate.
Thanks for help with this feature @jstroem!
Could you push update to wiki to update the docs describing how to use lib with webpack/browserify? If you can’t just include in it comment here.