Does this work with function based modules?

[sethkrasnianski]

... as opposed to class based.

@Inject('service1', 'service2');

function localFunction() {
  return "did something";
}

export default function() {
  service1.something();
  service2.somethingElse();
  localFunction();
}

... or directive controllers?

@Inject('service1', 'service2');
function controller() {
  service1.something();
  service2.somethingElse();
}

export default function() {
  return {
    restrict: 'E',
    template: templates['myTemplate'],
    controller: controller
  };
}

[mchmielarski]

Hi,

No, but you can use classes for controller, directives.
here is small example: https://github.com/mchmielarski/babel-plugin-ng-annotate/tree/master/example/src

[leandroz]

I think the problem is with run and config where they need a function and not a class.

[chocolateboy]

No, but you can use classes for controller, directives.

$ babel --presets es2015 ./ExampleDirective.js

SyntaxError: ./ExampleDirective.js: Unexpected token (3:16)
  1 | class ExampleDirective {
  2 | 
> 3 |   restrict      = 'E';
    |                 ^
  4 |   controller    = 'ExampleController';
  5 |   controllerAs  = '$exCtrl';
  6 |   template      = `