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W dniu środa, 5 lutego 2014 14:40:08 UTC+1 użytkownik Pushpendra Kumar
napisał:
>
> Hello All,
>
> I am new to angular.js.
> I am developing a large application with angular.js.
> I have developed one module till now and for this model I have
> created 25 routes in my app.js file as:
>
> var mySmApp = angular.module("smApp", ['ngRoute', 'ngTable']);
> mySmApp.config(function($routeProvider) {
> $routeProvider
> .when("/", {
> controller : "loginController",
> templateUrl: "modules/login/partials/loginForm.html"
> })
> .when("/home", {
> templateUrl: "common/partials/home.html"
> })
> .when("/userAdmin", {
> controller : "userController",
> templateUrl: "modules/user/partials/userForm.html",
> resolve: {
> action: function(){return "create";}
> }
> })
> .when("/update/:updateUserId", {
> controller : "userController",
> templateUrl: "modules/user/partials/userForm.html",
> resolve: {
> action: function(){return "update";}
> }
> })
> .otherwise({redirectTo : "/"});
> });
>
>
> Its my first moduel and there are 25 modules, if i go in this fashion then
> single file will have a crowd of routes.
>
> *Please suggest me a solution to manage the routes.*
> *Is there any way to have router file as module specific.*
> *Also please suggest me the naming convention for routes and files.*
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Pushpendra
>
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