What is the execution order in angularJS?

Angularjs directive dependencies (order of execution)

• Let's say I have the following html in which masterdir and innerdir are custom directives: <div master-dir> <div inner-dir ng-repeat="x in set"></div> </div> How can I make the directives execute in the following order (without using $timeout, 'cause it looks ugly to me): ng-repeat n times innerdir masterdir Background: I want to alter the dom in every directive and the directives kind of depend on each other (the innerdir should alter the dom that ng-repeat produces and the masterdir should alter the dom produced by innerdir) I've tried it with priority, require and pre/post/compile but I didn't find the right mix. I'm really out of ideas at this point.

• Answer:

  In https://docs.angularjs.org/guide/compiler they say that, but none chart is there. Anyway, I found that in each directive docs page, in Directive Info section, the priority appears wrote like that (for ng-repeat): ng-repeat: Directive Info This directive creates new scope. This directive executes at priority level 1000. I also found the next link that seems to be very helpful. I´m still reading it trying to learn (didn´t know too much about angular priorities). Hope this is helpful for you too. http://www.bennadel.com/blog/2447-exploring-directive-controllers-compiling-linking-and-priority-in-angularjs.htm