Is it possible to apply the partial class principle in angular js services

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var app =angular.module('myapp',[]);

JS1.js
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app.factory('Servicename',function($http){

function method1()
{}
function method2()
{}

})

JS2.js
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app.factory('Servicename',function($http){

function method3()
{}

function method4()
{}

})

Posted 2-Apr-15 8:36am

Venkata Durga Rao

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Apr-15 19:33pm

First of all, there are no classes in JavaScript. Also, having separate files is not essential in JavaScript; it can be good for convenience, but provides no isolation at all. If you include several files in HTML, they just are processes one after another, without any boundaries. Still, there can be some merit in your idea. I see no problem in implementing the factory functions this way, but I just don't know how is it actually implemented in AngularJS. I would do it... :-)
—SA

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Venkata Durga Rao · Answer 1 · 2015-04-02T20:02:00

JS1.js
----------------
app.factory("Servicename",function($http){

function method1()
{}
function method2()
{}

JS2.js
--------
app.factory("Servicename1",function($http){

function method3()
{}

function method4()
{}

})

1.mandatorly Declare factories with different names under same module

Venkata Durga Rao · Answer 2 · 2015-04-20T19:42:00

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by specifying different factory names in separate js files

Posted 20-Apr-15 19:42pm