Created a factory to properly inject MediumEditor. #58
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Thanks for this PR, has anybody time to look into this, @simison ? |
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Very low on time right now, but LGTM (tho I didn't test this). I also think Factory is the right way to inject external libraries. 👍 |
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In certain circumstances, jshint will throw an error in applications where a plugin has not been declared correctly in Angular. When it is injected as a factory and called when needed, jshint will stop throwing that error.
This solution is based from this Stack Overflow question about injecting jQuery and underscore:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17408977/inject-jquery-and-underscore-to-angular-js-component