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This issue has been resolved. There is currently a bug in the Kinvey Angular SDK.
Jbishop,
Hi,
We have released a new version of the Kinvey Angular SDK v3.2.2 that fixes this problem. You can find the update for download at the following URL.
http://devcenter.kinvey.com/angular/downloads
Regards,
Kinvey Support
jbishop
Following the directions for User Discovery in an Angular app here: http://devcenter.kinvey.com/angular/guides/users#lookup
I get the following error when I follow the directions exactly:
'$kinvey.UsersStore is not a constructor'
I can create, save and update users no problem. I need to find all users with a 'type' of 'vendor' and return them as a list to the current view. When I look through the Kinvey Angular SDK I don't see any reference to 'UsersStore'. I only see 'UserStore' which I tried with no luck. I've played around with a few other syntaxes and either get the above error or 'find is not a function of..'.
Here's my code:
///
var filter = new $kinvey.Query();
filter.equalTo('type', 'vendor');
var usersStore = new $kinvey.UsersStore(); // This is where it is currently failing
var promise = usersStore.find(filter, {
discover: true
});
promise.then(function(entities) {
vendors = entities;
console.log('getVendors subscribe', vendors);
deffered.resolve(vendors);
}, function(error) {
console.log('getVendors error', error);
deffered.reject(error);
});
///
Using Angular v1.5.3 and Kinvey Angular SDK v3.2.1