I am currently diving into the world of AngularJS and building a web application from scratch. As a newbie to AngularJS, I want to point out that I might be missing something crucial.
An issue has arisen:
After installing the Noty library (npm install noty), I implemented some code for a basic Noty dialog:
var confirmSubmit = new Noty({
text: 'Your feedback has been submitted!',
buttons: [
Noty.button('Close', 'btn btn-default', function() {
confirmSubmit.close();
})
]
});
This code resides in an already integrated JavaScript file separate from the main app.js. Here's the structure:
(function() {
var app = angular.module('JStest-reviews', []);
...
})();
However, upon launching the web application in Chrome, I encountered the following error in the console:
Uncaught ReferenceError: Noty is not defined
The official documentation () provides minimal guidance on prerequisites beyond installing Noty and creating a Noty object. I've attempted using statements like:
import Noty from 'noty'; or const Noty = require('noty'); before instantiating the object, but none have resolved the error.
Since my web app was built from scratch, there isn't an automatically generated package.json file. I'm wondering if including specific code in there could help resolve this issue (currently, my manually created package.json only contains basic information like name and version).
Any suggestions or solutions would be greatly appreciated.
Your assistance and time are valuable. Thank you.