angular.d.ts updates with constructor and factory interfaces.

[ngbrown]

Adds better intellisense for ng.IModule.provider() and ng.IModule.directive() when used with a constructor/class or object factory function.

Also replaces single use of ng.auto.IProvider with identical ng.IServiceProvider.

[ngbrown]

To get the CI tests to pass, I had to converted the test module, 'http-auth-interceptor', to a class to eliminate error on using anonymous type constructor.

I'm not sure what the philosophy on combining JS constructs like anonymous types:

new (function() { this.$get = function() {}; })

and letting them work with DefinitelyTyped instead of converting them to idiomatic classes:

class MyService {
    $get() {
    }
}

new MyService();

Since an example using these constructs pasted into TypeScript will still compile through even with an error/warnings like this, I think this approach is enhances the intent of the AngularJS library and lets people improve their code.

[vvakame]

sorry, i was late..
Please wait a more little..

[vvakame]

@ngbrown merged! thanks mate.

[symi]

This latest change ng.IModule.directive() has broken the valid use case where the directive is returned from a constructor function. i.e the following needs adding (consistent with how IServiceProviderClass works):

directive(name: string, directiveConstructor: IDirectiveClass): IModule;

and

interface IDirectiveClass {
    new(...args: any[]): IDirective;
}

[basarat]

causes #2618

[basarat]

has broken the valid use case where the directive is returned from a constructor function

Tracking #2618