Angular – Decorating Directives-Collection of common programming errors

This article shows how you can, in fact, use decorator() with directives.

You just have to include “Directive” as the suffix for the name. Hence, in my example I should have been doing

return $provide.decorator('myDirectiveDirective', ['$delegate', '$log', function($delegate, $log) {
    // TODO - It worked!  Do something to modify the behavior
    $log.info("In decorator");

    // Article uses index 0 but I found that index 0 was "window" and index 1 was the directive
    var directive = $delegate[1];
}

http://angular-tips.com/blog/2013/09/experiment-decorating-directives/

Originally posted 2013-12-02 01:31:41.