I've seen a bunch of posts recommending using a directory per feature with angular. Today I've added RequireJS (AMD) to a new angular application I'm working on. I was using script tags at the end of the body tag, then I did some AMD restructuring and everything magically became 300% better.
It was all going great, the AMD style require supported relative paths when working with JS files, but with templateUrl, it starts at the root instead of in the directory I'm in. I've seen solutions like reading the "currently executing script file", I doubt that approach would work with AMD.
Is there a trick I don't know about to pass the path from somewhere? I don't mind doing some work per file, but I really don't want to do something like templateUrl: baseUrl + 'template.view1.html' everywhere I use templateUrl.
I'm using ui-router, if it matters (first day, yay).
What about using require.toUrl(...)
Take a look to the official docs: http://requirejs.org/docs/api.html#modulenotes-urls