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angular.module('starter.services', [])
.controller('Friends', function() {
console.log(global);
})

angular.module('starter.anotherServices', [])
.factory('Friends', function() {
console.log(global);
})

Says I have few files for controller, factory and so on, how do I make a global variable that can be access by all of them? I have to create a .js file which will act as config like db credential and http request key.

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You can create constant and inject where ever you want to access.

var app = angular.module('yourModule', []);
app.constant('Global', {
  baseUtl: 'www.google.com'
});

app.config(function(Global) {
  console.log(Global);
});
app.controller('YourController', function(Global) {
  console.log(Global);
});
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How is your answer different then mine ? – Don 13 hours ago
    
Both are same. When I started answering there was no answer. So I answered it. :) – Hitesh Kumar 13 hours ago
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You can use constant.

angular.module('starter.services', [''])
    .constant("global", {
        "test": "1",
    })

Now inject this global in all controllers and use it.

module.controller('Friends', function(global) {
console.log(global);
})
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I should do global.test to get 1 correct? – Alicia Brandon 12 hours ago

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