AngularJS Declaration Conventions

multi-line-dependencies-alphabetical.js

module.directive('myDirective', [
  '$compile',
  '$location',
  'Notify',
  'sharedData',
  function($compile, $location, Notify, sharedData) {
    // do stuff
  }
);

multi-line-dependencies.js

module.directive('myDirective', [
  '$location',
  '$compile',
  'Notify',
  'sharedData',
  function($location, $compile, Notify, sharedData) {
    // do stuff
  }
);

multi-line-EVERYTHINGGGG.js

module.directive('myDirective', [
  '$compile',
  '$location',
  'Notify',
  'sharedData',
  function(
    $compile,
    $location,
    Notify,
    sharedData
  ) {
    // do stuff
  }
);

one-line.js

module.directive('myDirective', ['$location', '$compile', 'Notify', 'sharedData', function($location, $compile, Notify, sharedData) {
  // do stuff
});

two-line.js

module.directive('myDirective', ['$location', '$compile', 'Notify', 'sharedData',
  function($location, $compile, Notify, sharedData) {
    // do stuff
  }
);

The angular-first came for free b/c I was assuming symbols preceded letters—I'm fine either way. Adam and Jason seem to be on-board with either multi-line everything or multi-line alpha.

Yeah when I run sort-lines in my editor the angular modules bubble to the top because of the $ symbol.

Note that for most controllers this will result in $scope not coming first. This is acceptable.