Models
Use app.model() to declare shared reactive application state as an injectable service.
Service guides
Learn how reusable services handle models, HTTP, REST, realtime messages, routing, and browser storage.
A service is one reusable object or function that AngularTS can provide to controllers, components, directives, and other services. The act of requesting that service by name is called dependency injection.
Start with shared models, then choose
the guide for the feature you need. Use the service
reference when you already know a service token
such as $http.
Making HTTP requests with the $http service
Send requests with the $http service and configure defaults, transforms, interceptors, and XSRF behavior.
Decoupled Messaging
Use $eventBus for application-wide publish/subscribe messaging and scope events for scope-tree communication.
Real-Time Communication
Stream server events with $sse, exchange bidirectional messages with $websocket or $webTransport, and offload work with ng-worker and ng-wasm.
Typed REST Resources
Define typed REST endpoints once and use $rest for list, get, create, update, and delete flows backed by pluggable backends.
Client-Side Routing
Navigate between named states, read and modify the URL, manage history, and intercept route transitions.
Cookies And Browser Storage
Read and write cookies with $cookie, serialize objects, and use $window.localStorage or sessionStorage for client-side persistence.
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