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enb-ng-techs

v0.1.2

Published

Useful ENB technologies to build angular projects

Downloads

2

Readme

enb-ng-techs

NPM version

Useful ENB technologies to build angular projects.

Installation:

$ npm install --save-dev enb-ng-techs

Techs

  • ng-annotate - adds AngularJS dependency injection annotations using ng-annotate
  • ng-templates - combines *.tmpl.html files in single partial which can be loaded and compiled by Angular in runtime

ng-annotate

Takes js file provided by source option and writes annotated result to file provided by target option.

Options

  • String source — file-target to annotate.
  • String target — file-target to write annotated output.

Example

nodeConfig.addTech(require('enb-ng-techs/techs/ng-annotate'), {
    source : '?.pre.js',
    target : '?.annotated.js'
});

ng-templates

Combines *.tmpl.html files by deps wrapping them out with <script type="text/ng-template"> tag and filename as id. You should fetch this file and compile it in your app using $compile service before any call to templates occurred.

Опции

  • String target — Output target. Default — ?.tmpl.html.

Example

nodeConfig.addTech(require('enb-ng-techs/techs/ng-templates'));

Use this snippet in project based on ui-router to fetch and compile templates.

angular.module('ngApp')
    .run(function($http, $compile, $urlRouter, $rootScope){
        // make a chance to load templates before state change
        var un = $rootScope.$on('$stateChangeStart', function (event) {
            event.preventDefault();
        });

        // get and compile templates
        $http.get('ngapp.tmpl.html')
            .then(function(response){
                response.data.length &&
                $compile(response.data);
                // now we can safely set an state
                un();
                $urlRouter.sync();
            });
    });