I have a website build by AngularJS
and angular-ui-router
. In index.html
, I load a lot of .js
and .css
files.
Now, I realize that a part of these .js
and .css
files are not necessary for the routes like https://localhost:3000/addin/...
. So I want to load them by ocLazyLoad
only for routes like https://localhost:3000/xxxxx/...
where xxxxx
is not addin
.
Does anyone how to accomplish that in the code?
Try
.state('xxxxx', {
url: '/xxxxx',
templateUrl: 'xxxxx.html',
controller: function($ocLazyLoad) {
$ocLazyLoad.load('xxxxx.module.js');
}
As per what you asked in your comments, you can't have like not
for states
. You need to map states
explicitly.
One way I can think for creating a state which is not
/addin
, is to first explicitly map them in $stateProvider
and then redirect via some redirect
state and then load modules which you want to lazy load.
Redirect states other than addin
by doing somthing like this for redirection