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Branch = window['Branch']
Hello, I wonder why you mention in your docs a way how to inject Branch through window object: const Branch = window['Branch'];
window
const Branch = window['Branch'];
and not the regular way by initializing it in constructor like:
export class UserService { constructor( private branch: BranchIo, ) {}
Is there any difference or drawback between those two methods?
Stack involved: Angular, Ionic 3, Capacitor ( I know there is a capacitor version of this plugin where the branch is only imported)
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Hello, I wonder why you mention in your docs a way how to inject Branch through
window
object:const Branch = window['Branch'];
and not the regular way by initializing it in constructor like:
Is there any difference or drawback between those two methods?
Stack involved: Angular, Ionic 3, Capacitor ( I know there is a capacitor version of this plugin where the branch is only imported)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: