$ npm install fly-ng-templatecache
Concatenate and register Angular JS templates in the $templateCache, with [Fly][fly].
npm install --save-dev fly-ng-templatecache
exports.views = function * (fly) {
yield fly.source('templates/**/*.html')
.ngTemplates({
file: 'views.js',
standalone: true,
moduleName: 'app.templates'
})
.target('dist/js');
}
Type: string
Default: templates.js
The name of the file that will be place in your target() destination. Do not include a directory structure here.
Type: string
Default: 'templates'
The name of your Angular JS module or submodule.
Type: string
Default: null
Options: 'iffe', 'requirejs', 'browserify', 'es6'
The module system for which your module should be prepared.
Type: boolean
Default: false
If true, creates a new Angular JS module. If false, it is assumed that you are using an existing module.
Type: string
Default: angular.module("<%= module %>"<%= standalone %>).run(["$templateCache", function($templateCache) {
This precedes your template content and will correctly initialize your Angular module. It is not recommended you change this, but if you do, you must retain the <%= module %> variable.
If the standalone option is true, an empty dependency array ([]) will replace <%= standalone %>.
Type: string
Default: $templateCache.put("<%= url %>","<%= contents %>");
The template wrapper for each view's content. It is not recommended to change this.
Type: string
Default: }]);
This is appended to your module file. There probably is no reason to change this.
Type: function or string
Default: ''
A function that handles or alters your views' reference URLs. If using string, the value will simply be removed.
.ngTemplates({
trim: str => str.replace('app/views', 'views');
})
//=> ng-include="views/demo.html"
//=> INSTEAD OF
//=> ng-include="app/views/demo.html"
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