@{ng(name, [nameN])};

[Hasan A Yousef]

Hi Peter,

If I understood correctly, the @{ng(~script)} command, can ready any script.js file located at app/common directory, correct?

I noticed in your examples, you are referring to angular-route.min.js by  @{ng(~route)}, nit by @{ng(~angular-route.min)}?

moreover, I want to add other file (ui-bootstrap-tpls-0.9.0.js), shall I use @{ng(~ui-bootstrap-tpls-0.9.0)}? or @{ng(~bootstrap)}?

Thanks.

Hasan

[Peter Širka]

Hi Hasan,

yes.

I want to add other file (ui-bootstrap-tpls-0.9.0.js) :

@{ng(~FILENAME)} --> routes to --> /common/FILENAME

Better:

@{ngCommon(FILENAME) --> routes to --> /common/FILENAME

IMPORTANT:

It works for JavaScript files only.

Thanks.

[Hasan A Yousef]

Thanks, that's fine..

mmm, what about making them 2 separate directories, one for Angular JS scripts, say, ngFiles/Common, and one for others/users scripts, say scripts/js (like the css directory)!

Thanks.

Hasan