Simple generic routing

Module provides generic routing configuration. It works in applications that most of the time use one controller for one page. In that situation it is normal to specify controller in html.

Example

With configuration

angular.module('myApp', ['mtRoute'])
.factory('routeConfiguration', function() {
  return {
    rootPath: 'views',
    extension: '.html'
  }
});

<a href="/#/organization/person/">

/views/organization/person.html

ng-controller="PersonController"

var idPerson = $routeParams.idEntity;

Views configuration

You may define your views by providing routeConfiguration service.

How routing works

There are 4 default routing strategies matched in order as described below. Each basic view has to be placed in directory. It cannot be subdirectory, or base directory. It enforces splitting views in directories. Standard link looks like this: <a href="/#/organization/person/">. Here we have organization directory in which person view file will be looked up. $routeParams.idEntity parameter will contain value of .

Route matches parameters

Route matches

1. /:dir/:parent/:idParentEntity/:idView/:idEntity
2. /:dir/:parent/:idParentEntity/:idView
3. /:dir/:idView/:idEntity
4. /:dir/:idView

Automatic errors handling

Module provides interceptor for handling error status codes:

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