ui-goto
is a directive for ui-router that lets you link and think in states for the flow of the WebApp instead of URLs. In your WebApp, it's important to think in all the different states that the app can have first. Each state may or may not have an URL. This is the idea of ui-router. In the future version, I'll be adding the href
property as well for bookmarkeability and ability to open any link on a new tab.
It also handles the Parameter inheritance.
You can download this by:
- Using bower and running
bower install mgo-ui-router-goto
- Downloading it manually by clicking here
Using this directive is pretty easy. Is just depends on AngularJS and ui-router of course.
First step is to include this module to your app:
angular.module('myApp', ['ui.router', 'mgo.ui.router.directives'];
Now you can use it, let's see some examples!
It can be used in anything you wat the user to be able to click and go to another state. Let's see a basic example
<a ui-goto="alerts">Go to alerts</a>
In this case, you'll be able to navigate to the alerts state.
Now, let's call a state with a 3 parameter in alertId
<a ui-goto="alerts" ui-goto-params="{alertId: 3}">Go to alerts</a>
Or, you can use variables from the scope to set the parameters:
<a ui-goto="alerts" ui-goto-params="{alertId: alert.id}">Go to alerts</a>
Now, let's suppose you have a base state called account
which receives an accountId
as a parameter because the URL is /accounts/:accountId
. It has 2 child states: account.users
and account.profiles
.
If you're right now in the template for account.users
and you want to move to account.profiles
with current ui router's code, you need to specify again the accountId
parameter to move to that state. This directive takes care of this. So, if you're at the account.users
template, you could write the following and it'd transition to account.profiles
with the URL /accounts/:accountId/profiles
.
<a ui-goto="accounts.profiles" >Go to Account's profiles</a>
With this, you'll be sending the accountId as well
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