This is such a spectacular implementation. I'm opening this b/c it's been 2 months w/ an update and I wanted to inquire as to what direction this plugin is going, and offer any help.

One of the main issues I found was that this will not provide completions when used in conjunction w/ the AngularJS Sublime Package. For me, that's fine, b/c I already know the API, and I'd rather have type help than API help. Thus, I just don't use the Sublime Package. However, the Sublime Package is an important part of the AngularJS community and angular-ui project, and so they really should work together if desired.

Another gripe, was getting setup, which is a Tern issue (or a me issue). I'd be happy to contribute the README for this. Hopefully adding plugins to Tern becomes easier to manage in the future.

Finally, it's been a couple weeks since I looked at the source for this, but I'm wondering if the full API is implemented here? Specifically, I'm wondering if the 1.1.x branch API is supported. A quick glance says no. If not, would you be open to creating a branch for that, so we can get support out for animate, etc. This will make it easier to update for the upcoming 1.2 release as well.

I know that's a lot, but I love AngularJS and Tern, and this is a solid initial implementation, so I'm offering help and soliciting discussion for the future.

@subhaze you should have ownership of this repo back. Sorry I just noticed the transfer now.

Angular mocks supports prefixing/suffixing with underscores as a convenience for injecting in values during tests.

var $q, $rootScope, myService;
beforeEach(inject(function(_$q_, _$rootScope, _myService_) {
  $q = _$q_;
  $rootScope = _$rootScope_;
  myService = _myService_;
}));

It'd be great if tern recognized these. As it stands, completion engines completely fail when this syntax is used.

Hi!

I know the plugin is mainly intended to be used with Sublime Text, but it seems it can also be used with vim. The problem is that I couldn't make it works. I would really appreciate if someone could show me what I'm doing wrong.

The steps I followed:

• I have Tern and Tern for Vim installed and working;
• I've put angular.js in ~/.vim/bundle/tern_for_vim/node_modules_tern (the directory that contains node.js, doc_comment.js and requirejs.js);
• I've created a .tern-project file in the root of my project containing:

{
  "libs": [
    "browser",
    "ecma5"
  ],
  "plugins": {
    "angular": "./"
  }
}

Is it right? Is it enough information?