Getting $scope object in Angular's run() method

Question

I\'d like to do some stuff when my app loads to set up the default state. So I\'m trying to use the run method on the Module object. When I try to access the $scope variable

Answer 1

var app = angular.module('myApp', []);
app.run(function ($rootScope) {
    // use .run to access $rootScope
    $rootScope.rootProperty = 'root scope';
});

app.controller("ParentCtrl", ParentCtrlFunction);
app.controller("ChildCtrl", ChildCtrlFunction);
function ParentCtrlFunction($scope) {
    // use .controller to access properties inside ng-controller
    //in the DOM omit $scope, it is inferred based on the current controller
    $scope.parentProperty = 'parent scope';
}
function ChildCtrlFunction($scope) {
    $scope.childProperty = 'child scope';
    //just like in the DOM, we can access any of the properties in the
    //prototype chain directly from the current $scope
    $scope.fullSentenceFromChild = 'Same $scope: We can access: ' +
    $scope.rootProperty + ' and ' +
    $scope.parentProperty + ' and ' +
    $scope.childProperty;
}  

for Eg. https://github.com/shekkar/ng-book/blob/master/7_beginning-directives/current-scope-introduction.html

It is simple flow ,we have rootScope,parentScope,childScope .in each section we are assigning the corresponding scope variables.we can access the $rootScope in parentScope, rootScope and parentScope in childScope.