Angular Template loader for rollup

Puts HTML partials in the Angular's $templateCache so directives can use templates without initial downloading.

Rollup Plugin

A Plugin for Rollup that wrap content in the javascript code that executes in the browser.

Install

npm install rollup-plugin-ng-cache

Usage

You can import plugin with:

import { ngcache } from 'rollup-plugin-ng-cache'

and register it with:

plugins([
  ngcache({ include: "**/*tpl.html", prefix: 'app:**', url: false }),
])

Named templates

You can wrap template in the script tag:

<!-- ./demo/template/myPartial.html -->

<script type ="text/ng-template" id="myFirstTemplate">
  <!-- then use ng-include="'myFirstTemplate'" -->
</script>

You can have multiple templates in one file:

<!-- ./demo/template/myPartial.html -->

<script type ="text/ng-template" id="myFirstTemplate">
  <!-- then use ng-include="'myFirstTemplate'" -->
</script>

<script type ="text/ng-template" id="mySecondTemplate">
  <!-- then use ng-include="'mySecondTemplate'" -->
</script>

You can mix named templates and simple markup:

<!-- ./demo/template/myPartial.html -->

<script type ="text/ng-template" id="myFirstTemplate">
  <!-- then use ng-include="'myFirstTemplate'" -->
</script>

<!-- markup outside script tags available as ng-include="'myPartial.html'" -->
<div ng-include="'myFirstTemplate'">...</div>

<script type ="text/ng-template" id="mySecondTemplate">
  <!-- then use ng-include="'mySecondTemplate'" -->
</script>

Root

You can specify root directory for templates separated by a colon prefix=root:**. It is enough to specify a single directory name. Prefix counts real template path from right to left and takes first (rightmost) occurance of the root directory.

/User/packman/Projects/packman/
  ├─ app/tmpls/field.html
  └─ components/skins/tmpls/yellow.html

With this directory tree you require templates from the inside of app/tmpls and components/skins/tmpls.

It is also possible to combine wildcards in prefix, i.e. prefix=packman:**/tmpls//*.

Template id

To obtain template id use exportIdOnly query parameter. Loader exports id of a template.

var template = require('ng-cache?exportIdOnly!./field.html')

$('#wrapper').html(`<div id="bootstrapElement" data-ng-include="'${template}'"></div>`);
angular.bootstrap($('#bootstrapElement'), [someModule]);

To obtain both template id and html partial use exportId query parameter. Loader exports object with id and template keys.

var template = require('ng-cache?exportId!./field.html')

$('#wrapper').html(`<div id="bootstrapElement" data-ng-include="'${template.id}'"></div>`);
angular.bootstrap($('#bootstrapElement'), [someModule]);

HTML minification

Minification is enabled by default. The html-minifier is used for templates minification with the default options:

{
    removeComments: true,
    removeCommentsFromCDATA: true,
    collapseWhitespace: true,
    conservativeCollapse: true,
    preserveLineBreaks: false,
    removeEmptyAttributes: true,
    keepClosingSlash: true
}

URL resolve

Relative links to the local images are resolved by default (to prevent it use -url query param).

<!-- Source -->
<img src="../img/logo.png"></img>

<!-- becomes -->
<img src="data:image/png;base64,..."></img>

Credits

This Plugin design was expired from: https://github.com/teux/ng-cache-loader

License

MIT (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)