SharePoint Customization Analysis Framework (SPCAF)

Always specify default route

Don't inject invalid dependencies in module configs

Number of injected dependencies matches the number of function parameters in module configs

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in module configs with strict DI enabled

Don't manipulate DOM in controllers

Don't inject invalid dependencies in controllers

Number of injected dependencies matches the number of function parameters in controllers

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in controllers with strict DI enabled

Don't inject invalid dependencies in directives

Number of injected dependencies matches the number of function parameters in directives

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in directives with strict DI enabled

Don't inject invalid dependencies in filters

Number of injected dependencies matches the number of function parameters in filters

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in filters with strict DI enabled

Don't inject invalid dependencies in services

Number of injected dependencies matches the number of function parameters in services

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in services with strict DI enabled

Use explicit dependency injection annotation in factories with strict DI enabled

Route refers to a known controller

Use built-in AngularJS directives whenever possible

Always have . in ngModel

Binding refers to a known property

Always have . in ngModel

Always have . in ngModel

CheckId	NG1011002
TypeName	AlwaysHaveDotInNgModel
Severity	CriticalWarning
Type	Template

AngularJS uses prototypical inheritance to expose properties from parent scope to child scopes. For primitives, the connection to the parent exists until the value is changed in one of the child scopes. At that moment, the child scope gets its own property that hides the parent property with the same name. From now on, the updated value from the parent won't be propagated to child scopes. If you use an object instead of a primitive, the link to the original value is maintained, even if you set the value in a child scope.

Good practice

<input type="text" ng-model="obj.name">

Bad practice

<input type="text" ng-model="name">

Understanding Scopes

Message Suppression

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