The StateService singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This service used to manage and query information on registered states. It exposes state related APIs including:

• Start a Transition
• Imperatively lazy load states
• Check if a state is currently active
• Look up states by name
• Build URLs for a state+parameters
• Configure the global Transition error handler

This angular service exposes the StateService singleton.

An injectable global Service Object which holds the state parameters for the latest SUCCESSFUL transition.

The values are not updated until after a Transition successfully completes.

Also: an injectable Per-Transition Object object which holds the pending state parameters for the pending Transition currently running.

Deprecation warning:

The value injected for $stateParams is different depending on where it is injected.

• When injected into an angular service, the object injected is the global Service Object with the parameter values for the latest successful Transition.
• When injected into transition hooks, resolves, or view controllers, the object is the Per-Transition Object with the parameter values for the running Transition.

Because of these confusing details, this service is deprecated.

Instead of using the global $stateParams service object,

inject $uiRouterGlobals and use UIRouterGlobals.params

MyService.$inject = ['$uiRouterGlobals'];
function MyService($uiRouterGlobals) {
  return {
    paramValues: function () {
      return $uiRouterGlobals.params;
    }
  }
}

Instead of using the per-transition $stateParams object,

inject the current Transition (as $transition$) and use Transition.params

MyController.$inject = ['$transition$'];
function MyController($transition$) {
  var username = $transition$.params().username;
  // .. do something with username
}

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This object can be injected into other services.

Deprecated Example:

SomeService.$inject = ['$http', '$stateParams'];
function SomeService($http, $stateParams) {
  return {
    getUser: function() {
      return $http.get('/api/users/' + $stateParams.username);
    }
  }
};
angular.service('SomeService', SomeService);

deprecated

An angular1-only StateProvider as a Provider Object (injectable during config time).

This angular service exposes the StateProvider singleton.

The StateProvider is primarily used to register states or add custom state decorators.

Note: This provider is a ng1 vestige.

It is a passthrough to $stateRegistry and $state.

The StateRegistry singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This service is used to register/deregister states. It has state registration related APIs including:

• Register/deregister states
• Listen for state registration/deregistration
• Get states by name
• Add state decorators (to customize the state creation process)

Note: This object is also exposed as $stateRegistryProvider for injection during the config phase.

The StateRegistry singleton as a Provider Object (injectable during config time).

This service is used to register/deregister states. It has state registration related APIs including:

• Register/deregister states
• Listen for state registration/deregistration
• Get states by name
• Add state decorators (to customize the state creation process)

Note: This object is also exposed as $stateRegistry for injection during runtime.

The Trace singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

Enables or disables Transition tracing which can help to debug issues.

The current Transition object as a Per-Transition Object (injectable into Resolve, Hooks, Controllers)

This object returns information about the current transition, including:

• To/from states
• To/from parameters
• Transition options
• States being entered, exited, and retained
• Resolve data
• A Promise for the transition
• Any transition failure information
• An injector for both Service and Per-Transition Objects

The TransitionService singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This angular service exposes the TransitionService singleton, which is primarily used to register global transition hooks.

Note: This object is also exposed as $transitionsProvider for injection during the config phase.

The TransitionService singleton as a Provider Object (injectable during config phase)

This angular service exposes the TransitionService singleton, which is primarily used to register global transition hooks.

Note: This object is also exposed as $transitions for injection during runtime.

The UIRouter singleton (the router instance) as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This object is the UI-Router singleton instance, created by angular dependency injection during application bootstrap. It has references to the other UI-Router services

Note: This object is also exposed as $uiRouterProvider for injection during angular config time.

The router global state as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This object contains globals such as the current state and current parameter values.

The UIRouter singleton (the router instance) as a Provider Object (injectable during config phase).

This object is the UI-Router singleton instance, created by angular dependency injection during application bootstrap. It has references to the other UI-Router services

Note: This object is also exposed as $uiRouter for injection during runtime.

The View Scroll function as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This is a function that scrolls an element into view. The element is scrolled after a $timeout so the DOM has time to refresh.

If you prefer to rely on $anchorScroll to scroll the view to the anchor, this can be enabled by calling UIViewScrollProvider.useAnchorScroll.

Note: this function is used by the directives.uiView when the autoscroll expression evaluates to true.

The UIViewScrollProvider as a Provider Object (injectable during config time).

This angular service exposes the UIViewScrollProvider singleton and is used to disable UI-Router's scroll behavior.

Deprecation warning: This object is now considered internal. Use $urlService instead.

The UrlMatcherFactory singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

This service is used to set url mapping options, define custom parameter types, and create UrlMatcher objects.

Note: This object is also exposed as $urlMatcherFactoryProvider for injection during angular config time.

deprecated

Deprecation warning: This object is now considered internal. Use $urlService instead.

The UrlMatcherFactory singleton as a Provider Object (injectable during config time).

This service is used to set url mapping options, define custom parameter types, and create UrlMatcher objects.

Note: This object is also exposed as $urlMatcherFactory for injection during runtime.

deprecated

Deprecation warning: This object is now considered internal. Use $urlService instead.

The UrlRouter singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

Note: This object is also exposed as $urlRouterProvider for injection during angular config time.

deprecated

Deprecation warning: This object is now considered internal. Use $urlServiceProvider instead.

The UrlRouter singleton as a Provider Object (injectable during config time).

Note: This object is also exposed as $urlRouter for injection during runtime.

deprecated

The UrlService singleton as a Service Object (injectable during runtime).

Note: This service can also be injected during the config phase as $urlServiceProvider.

Used to configure the URL. It has URL related APIs including:

• register custom Parameter types UrlService.config.type (UrlConfigApi.type)
• add URL rules: UrlService.rules.when (UrlRulesApi.when)
• configure behavior when no url matches: UrlService.rules.otherwise (UrlRulesApi.otherwise)
• delay initial URL synchronization UrlService.deferIntercept.
• get or set the current url: UrlService.url

Note: This service can also be injected during the config phase as $urlServiceProvider.

The UrlService singleton as a Provider Object (injectable during the angular config phase).

A service used to configure and interact with the URL. It has URL related APIs including:

• register custom Parameter types UrlService.config.type (UrlConfigApi.type)
• add URL rules: UrlService.rules.when (UrlRulesApi.when)
• configure behavior when no url matches: UrlService.rules.otherwise (UrlRulesApi.otherwise)
• delay initial URL synchronization UrlService.deferIntercept.
• get or set the current url: UrlService.url

Note: This service can also be injected during runtime as $urlService.