To diagnose an injector fault in Angular, follow these precise steps:
1. Check for Missing Provider
Error: NullInjectorError: No provider for <Service>!
Solution: Ensure the service is provided in the module or component using providers or @Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' }).
2. Check for Circular Dependencies
Error: Cannot instantiate cyclic dependency!
Solution: Refactor code to remove circular dependencies or use Injector for lazy injection.
3. Verify Injection Tokens
Error: StaticInjectorError: No provider for <Token>!
Solution: Ensure the token is correctly provided and injected using @Inject.
4. Check Lazy-Loaded Modules
Error: NullInjectorError: No provider for <Service>!
Solution: Provide the service in the root injector or ensure it’s available in the lazy-loaded module.
5. Add @Injectable Decorator
Error: Can't resolve all parameters for <Service>!
Solution: Add the @Injectable decorator to the service.