angularjs - how to manage a directive from your controller in angular js -

i looking angular pattern achieves ionic library delegate pattern.

when use directive (<ion-slide-box>) in view can automatically inject in controller sort of service ($ionicslideboxdelegate) associated directive object, can use control methods like:

$ionicslideboxdelegate.start()    // start sliding again if slidebox stopped $ionicslideboxdelegate.stop()     // stop sliding $ionicslideboxdelegate.next()     // go next slide. $ionicslideboxdelegate.previous() // go previous slide //...

my best attempt:

create directive isolated scope receives 1 parameter (the delegate service object)
in controller instantiate new instance of delegate service , attach $scope
in view pass instance delegate service directive

here code illustrate solution. in example trying create fake progress bar directive act normal progress bar advance automatically, unless tell stop. , never reach 100% unless told calling complete.

the directive , attached handler (or delegate):

angular.module("fakeprogressbar", []) .directive 'fakeprogressbar', ->   scope:     handler: '='   restrict: 'e'   replace: false   template: '       <progressbar class="progress-striped active" max="handler.config.max" type="{{handler.config.type}}" value="handler.config.value">         {{ handler.config.value }} %       </progressbar>       ' .factory 'fakeprogressbarhandler', ($interval, $timeout, $q) ->   class fakeprogressbar     start: -> # ...     success: -> # ...     complete: -> # ...     stop: -> # ...

in controller:

angular.module("app", ["ui.bootstrap", "fakeprogressbar"]) .controller "fakeprogressbarexamplecontroller", ($scope, fakeprogressbarhandler) ->   $scope.fakeprogressbarhandler = new fakeprogressbarhandler()   $scope.fakeprogressbarhandler.start() # start animation inmediately    # can `$scope.fakeprogressbarhandler.stop()` or `$scope.fakeprogressbarhandler.complete()`

in view:

<fake-progressbar handler="fakeprogressbarhandler"></fake-progressbar>

a complete example of working code can found here: http://plnkr.co/edit/ehsuu1nkxeu2w7kttvfc?p=preview

the question:

the question is, of course, how rid of having attach fakeprogressbarhandler scope later pass directive.

the ionic delegate pattern seems achieve automatically.

there isn't magic ionic delegates. whenever directive used, controller registers instance delegateservice. example in slidebox:

https://github.com/driftyco/ionic/blob/master/js/angular/directive/slidebox.js#l127

var deregisterinstance = $ionicslideboxdelegate._registerinstance(   slider, $attrs.delegatehandle, function() {     return $ionichistory.isactivescope($scope);   } );

the delegate code found here:

https://github.com/driftyco/ionic/blob/master/js/utils/delegateservice.js

  delegateservice.prototype._registerinstance = function(instance, handle, filterfn) {     var instances = this._instances;     instance.$$delegatehandle = handle;     instance.$$filterfn = filterfn || truefn;     instances.push(instance);      return function deregister() {       var index = instances.indexof(instance);       if (index !== -1) {         instances.splice(index, 1);       }     };   };

here simplified example of registering (untested):

var app = angular.module('app', []);    app.controller('firstcontroller', function($scope, delegateservice) {    $scope.start = function(handle) {      delegateservice.getinstance(handle).start();    };    $scope.stop = function(handle) {      delegateservice.getinstance(handle).stop();    };  });    app.controller('secondcontroller', function($scope, delegateservice) {    $scope.startall = function() {      object.keys(delegateservice._instances).foreach(function(handle) {        delegateservice._instances[handle].start();      });    };    $scope.stopall = function(handle) {      object.keys(delegateservice._instances).foreach(function(handle) {        delegateservice._instances[handle].stop();      });    };  });    app.directive('somedirective', function(somedirectivedelegate, delegateservice) {    return {      scope: {},      controller: function($scope, $element, $attrs) {        $scope.progress = {          amount: 0        };        var delegate = new somedirectivedelegate($scope.progress);        delegateservice._registerinstance(delegate, $attrs.handle);      },      template: '<div>{{ progress.amount }}</div>'    };  });    app.factory('somedirectivedelegate', function($interval) {    function somedirectivedelegate(progress) {      var interv;        function stop() {        if (interv) {          $interval.cancel(interv);          interv = null;        }      }        function start() {        stop();        interv = $interval(function() {          progress.amount += 1;        }, 100);      }        return {        start: start,        stop: stop,      };    }    return somedirectivedelegate;  });    app.service('delegateservice', function() {    this._instances = {};    this._registerinstance = function(instance, handle) {      this._instances[handle] = instance;    };    this.getinstance = function(handle) {      return this._instances[handle];    };  });

<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/angularjs/1.3.15/angular.min.js"></script>  <div ng-app='app'>    <div ng-controller='firstcontroller'>      <some-directive handle="1"></some-directive>      <button ng-click="start(1)">start1</button>      <button ng-click="stop(1)">stop1</button>      <some-directive handle="2"></some-directive>      <button ng-click="start(2)">start2</button>      <button ng-click="stop(2)">stop2</button>    </div>    <hr>    <div ng-controller='secondcontroller'>      <button ng-click="startall()">start all</button>      <button ng-click="stopall()">stop all</button>    </div>  </div>

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