ADAL JS + Angular: Initializing the ADAL provider

app.adal.ts

module adalO365CorsClient {
  'use strict';

  export class Adal {
    /**
     * Configures ADAL JS with required info for the registered app in Azure AD.
     *
     * @param $httpProvider   Angular's $httpProvider (needed by ADAL)
     * @param adalSettings    Settings for ADAL
     * @param adalProvider    ADAL JS' Angular provider.
     */
    static configure($httpProvider:ng.IHttpProvider,
                     adalSettings:shared.IAdalSettings,
                     adalProvider:any):void {

      // init the ADAL service
      adalProvider.init({
          tenant:                '7d8ba536-3406-4865-8884-be9a5b3802ec',
          clientId:              'b2bb3c28-a7be-4f3b-a2b5-f11c9d808953',
          postLogoutRedirectUri: 'http://localhost:8000',
          endpoints:             {
            /* 'target endpoint to be called': 'target endpoint's resource ID'  */

            // sharepoint site containing lists
            'https://[your-tenant-here].sharepoint.com/_api/': 'https://[your-tenant-here].sharepoint.com',
            // o365 files api
            'https://[your-tenant-here]-my.sharepoint.com/_api/v1.0/me': 'https://[your-tenant-here]-my.sharepoint.com/'
          }
        }, $httpProvider);
    }
  }

}

thanks you for your example @andrewconnell 👍
Just for your information you can place the tenant name rather than your tenantId in configuration adalProvider :

tenant: 'nameofyourtenant.com'

And URL is more beautiful for the users during the authentication