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json file which contains my app_key and app_secret, I have written factory service to make available app_key and app_secret everywhere. but I am not getting in correct format, here is my factory method

.factory('UserService', function($http) {
        var obj ={}; 
        $http.get('config.json').success(function(data) {
            obj.app_key = data.app_key;
            obj.app_secret=data.app_secret;
        })
        console.log(obj);
        return {
            app_key : obj.app_key,
            app_secret : obj.app_secret
        }
    })

Here is my config.json file

{
    "url": "",
    "app_key": "myappkeycode",
    "app_secret": "appsecretcodehere"
}

I want my app key and app secret to be accessed everywhere with userService.app_key and userService.app_secret Whats wrong I am doing dont know I am getting object but in following format

Object {}
app_key:"appkeycoming keyhere",
app_secret:"appsecretcominghere"

Which is not working as you see first object is empty.

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It is asynchronous. Put a console.log(data) inside the success function – Weedoze 15 hours ago
    
data is coming but I cant return in format I want – Sudarshan Kalebere 15 hours ago
    
Have you tried my answer ? – Weedoze 8 hours ago
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$http.get is an asynchronous call. Then you are calling the value of app_key and app_secret before being set inside the success function.

You should replace your factory by this

module.factory('userService', function() {
    var fac = {};

    fac.getConfig = $http.get('config.json');

    return fac;
});

And call it like this

userService.getConfig().then(function(resp){
    var obj = {};
    obj.app_key = resp.app_key;
    obj.app_secret = resp.app_secret;
})
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