An injection example would be very helpful about angular-django-rest-resource

[JustinTArthur]

Hey, @jobelenus. I think you've just got a simple mismatch of the module and service here. In this case, you're listing djResource as a module dependency instead of an injected service. The module name is actually djangoRESTResources. In your gist, you label djangoRESTResources module as a dependency for the app module, but if you're only going to use djResource inside your appServices module, just list it there instead (where you currently list djResource).

Then, in that service you're defining, you can inject djResource alongside or replacing the $resource service that you're currently injecting.

Here's your gist, forked and adjusted: https://gist.github.com/JustinTArthur/9103236

I agree with you on needing a better example. I hope to have a test case directory at some point with both an example Django project and simple AngularJS app.

[jobelenus]

Aha! OK I was misunderstanding what "level" (a very bad word/metaphor) the injections were happening on. I suspected that djangoRESTResources at the app/module "level" was making djResource available elsewhere for direct injection. This is literally day 1 with angular, but I wanted to make sure that both the "ending-slash" problem and the "let-rest-framework-handle-pagination" could both get solved right out the gate. I admit I don't fully grasp this lazy-load/injection style quite yet. It's a head scratcher, but powerful.

Thanks!