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AngularJS Web application development Cookbook

You're reading from   AngularJS Web application development Cookbook Over 90 hands-on recipes to architect performant applications and implement best practices in AngularJS

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Product type Paperback
Published in Dec 2014
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781783283354
Length 346 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Matthew Frisbie Matthew Frisbie
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Preface 1. Maximizing AngularJS Directives FREE CHAPTER 2. Expanding Your Toolkit with Filters and Service Types 3. AngularJS Animations 4. Sculpting and Organizing your Application 5. Working with the Scope and Model 6. Testing in AngularJS 7. Screaming Fast AngularJS 8. Promises 9. What's New in AngularJS 1.3 10. AngularJS Hacks Index

Implementing nested ui-router resolves


As you gain experience as an AngularJS developer, you will come to realize that the built-in router faculties are quite brittle in a number of ways—mainly that there can only be a single instance of ng-view for dynamic route templating. AngularUI provides a superb solution to this in ui-router, which allows nested states and views, named views, piecewise routing, and nested resolves.

How to do it…

The ui-router framework supports resolves for states in the same way that ngRoute does for routes. Suppose your application displayed individual widget pages that list the features each widget has, as well as individual pages for each widget's features.

State promise inheritance

Since nested states can be defined with relative state routing, you might encounter the scenario where the URL parameters are only available within the state in which they are defined. For this application, the child state has a need to use the widgetId and the featureId value in the child...

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