Use explicit dependency injection syntax

[anstosa]

In both cases where the hotkeys service is injected, use the explicit
dependency declaration syntax instead of relying on the parameter names.

This makes the library compatible with variable manglers.

Large projects often concat all their JS into a single file and uglify it. If they mangle variables, angular-hotkeys will break because Angular tries to infer the dependency names from parameters.

Relevant Angular docs: Inline Array Annotation

[chieffancypants]

This is done automatically in the build process using ng-min. Did you encounter an issue where it wasn't working properly? Please re-open if so. Thanks!

[anstosa]

Ah I see. No, we use unminified libraries in our project because if you minify everything at once the compression is (marginally) better. No worries!

[chieffancypants]

Ah! so this would work for you if the build directory used the ng-min version for the unminified file then, right?

[anstosa]

Yes I believe it would