v1.2.0

Added support for bindWatchToClass option

When you use the controllerAs syntax this allows you to set up a watcher that will bind to the class rather than the scope. This means you don't need to hardcode the controller name to your watch key.

Keywords ({object}, {collection} etc..) and expressions also work just like they did before.

// before 1.2
app.classy.controller({
  __options: {
    addToScope: false
  },
  watch: {
    'todoCtrl.location.path()': function(newVal) { },
    '{object}todoCtrl.todos': function(newVal) { },
  }
});

// 1.2
app.classy.controller({
  __options: {
    addToScope: false,
    bindWatchToClass: true
  },
  watch: {
    'location.path()': function(newVal) { },
    '{object}todos': function(newVal) { },
  }
});

Remember you can also set options on a per-module basis (instead of per-controller). For example, to set options on the app module:

app.classy.options.controller = {
  addToScope: false,
  bindWatchToClass: true
};

For more info and discussion see issue #49.