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What will appear here?

I have a situation where my app needs to enter a certain state only after a vendor library has run it's own proprietary script loading mechanism. Basically, I need to listen for the following:

document.on('mp_ready', function() { 
    //resolve
});

What is the proper way to accomplish this?

Thanks!

I think it need to add the minify file angular-couch-potato.min.js in the dist folder.

Thanks!

I am trying the sample codes, it's really nice to lazy load controllers in the routes, but failed to load the Main controller and causing error with the "ng-controller='MainCtrl'" in index.html. Is there a best practice for loading main controller for ng apps?

error.
I think that the dependencies is too new.But the relevant code is not matching.
May be I need add angular-router into html.
Whatever, I hope you can fix it.

Currently we cannot register constants via CouchPotato.

ui-router-sample:
I make some changes in files to make it work in apache.
It really works.
But there is a problem when refresh page, it occurs a problem:

(except home).

I also try some changes to fix it.
But may be you can give me a help quickly,If I post it here.

https://github.com/kuma0605/angularjs-ui-router-couch-potato
you can clone it, put it in apache. Have a try.

Hi, how would one add http interceptor factory to a project that uses couch potato? I have tried but cannot get it to work.

This is all based upon your ui-router sample where I got your stuff as written to work. Now unto my stuff :0
I tried adding paths to my directives as follows in routeDefs.js and they were not picked up by the view.

resolve: {
dummy: $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies([
'controllers/ContactViewController',
'directives/app-color',
]),
I then put them in the require define in the routeDefs.js and then they worked in my view.
define([
'app',
'directives/app-color'
], function(app) {...}

any clue as to why the require in your $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies gets the controller to work but the directives aren't coming in?

This is really a broader question where I would like to bring in a bunch of stuff for the route, like services, factories, directives, etc.

Thanks
H

Hi @laurelnaiad,

Great initiative here! In the docs it says you intend to allow ad-hoc loading of modules. My question is: do you have an example of how to do this? Also, will doing this require (ehem) require.js?

Thanks!
Andy

Many people in China use seajs [http://seajs.org/docs/]

My code is like this:
.state('partials.main', {
// parent: 'partials',
url: '/{func}/main',
resolve: {
dummy: function ($stateParams){
var s = $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies(['controllers/'+$stateParams.func+'Controller']);
return s;
}
},
templateUrl:
function ($stateParams){
return '/partials/'+$stateParams.func + '/main.html';
},
controllerProvider:
function ($stateParams){
return $stateParams.func + 'Controller';
}
})

but the code:

resolve: {
dummy: function ($stateParams){
var s = $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies(['controllers/'+$stateParams.func+'Controller']);
return s;
}

does not work!

can I get any help ?
thanks a lot!

Angular released the angular.component in angular 1.5. This issue is a new feature request to support:
angular.module(<moduleName>).registerComponent(<componentName>, <componentConfig>);

The documentation is missing the sref in the internal links of each section of the guide, so is a potato couch's problem or just is because de documentation is in progress yet?. However cheroois by u project is AMAZING!, how can i involve in with him more ?. My target is make a huuuuugeeeee app, but i really not understand at all, how can i write it in a collaborative way?. I'm tried say: With a team in a huge app within a ui-router how this would configure dinamically the stateProvider when others developers comes to contribute with something new and then will write in a stateprovider path of router, manually?.

see afterglowtech/angular-couchPotato#2 ... need to establish tests for couch-potato as well as guide for testing apps that use couch-potoato.

I was reading your comments on angular google group.

Is there any progress on making angular-couch-potato work with AngularUI Router?

hot do lazy load the js routes and its template html lazily and dynamically from server side.

this means that if the url[state] is not found locally. It will query the server lets say findRoute(name:'abc') which returns json, js of state, template html; which will be injected into crouch-potato and served to the client.

I've done the same installation as the sample one (ui-router). Everything seems good and works well except the my directives (which was good before I applied the lazy load). I don't understand why, but the controllers which has directives doesn't apply the modification/transformation in the view.
When I add the controller's directives into it's define() the network panel loads it properly but it does nothing and I don't receive error message :(
Could someone help me?

update: The invokeQueue also doesn't contain the mentioned directives :(

Thanks for the great lib. If I follow the sample README.md i cant find the server.js?

cd into components-demo or ui-router-sample
node server.js