AngularLoader
class AngularLoader
The AngularLoader loads any JS/CSS/JSON resources required for setting up AngularJS.
The AngularLoader stops short of bootstrapping AngularJS. You may
need to <div ng-app="..."></div> or angular.bootstrap(...).
Constants
| DEFAULT_MODULE_WEIGHT |
The weight to assign to any Angular JS module files. |
Properties
| protected CRM_Core_Resources | $res | The resource manager. | |
| protected Manager | $angular | The Angular module manager. | |
| protected string | $region | The region of the page into which JavaScript will be loaded. | |
| protected string | $pageName | ||
| protected array | $modules | ||
| protected array|null | $crmApp |
Methods
AngularLoader constructor.
Register resources required by Angular.
Use Civi's generic "application" module.
Get a list of all Angular modules which should be activated on this page.
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__construct()
AngularLoader constructor.
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AngularLoader
load()
Register resources required by Angular.
at line 193
AngularLoader
useApp(array $settings = [])
Use Civi's generic "application" module.
This is suitable for use on a basic, standalone Angular page
like civicrm/a. (If you need to integrate Angular with pre-existing,
non-Angular pages... then this probably won't help.)
The Angular bootstrap process requires an HTML directive like
<div ng-app="foo">.
Calling useApp() will replace the page's main body with the
<div ng-app="crmApp">...</div> and apply some configuration options
for the crmApp module.
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array
findActiveModules()
Get a list of all Angular modules which should be activated on this page.