Angular 1.x和ES6的服务继承

Question

I am using Angular 1.6 with ES6. Until now I implemented inheritence with the extend keyword on ES6 classes

export default class myChildService extends myBaseService {
    constructor(someDependency){
         'ngInject'
         super();

         someDependency.doStuff();
    }
}

and registered the child-class as angular-service

import myChildService from ./myChildService

angular.module('myApp', [])
    .service('myChildService', myChildService)

This works well so far!

However I would like to split my application into smaller modules. This means I will have several different angular-modules which will need access to myBaseService in order to inherit the functionality.

I could just import the file containing myBaseService , but this seems not very angulary. It basically means I disregard angular-modules and DI everytime I use inheritance.

Question:

Is there any way to export an ES6-class from an angular-module base so that I can reuse it on an angular-module child which depends on base ?

Maybe I am just looking at this the wrong way - if you have other suggestions to implement inheritance of angular-services/ factories using ES6-classes , please go ahead.

Answer 1

Why importing is not angulary? If you would like to use base service functionality, the module should know it's definition.