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[AngularJS] ui-router: Abstract States

ui-router has the powerful ability to define abstract states, or states that can‘t be navigated to, but are useful for defining a set of states with shared properties.

 

angular.module("auth", [])    .config(function ($stateProvider) {      $stateProvider          .state(‘in‘, {            url: ‘/in‘,            template: ‘<h1>Sign In</h1>‘ +                ‘<button class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="signIn()">Sign In Now</button>‘          })          .state(‘up‘, {            url: ‘/up‘,            template: ‘<h1>Sign Up for a Free Account.</h1>‘          })    });    

 

For example, the sign in page an sign up page share the same content. Those content can be written into the abstract ui router.

angular.module("auth", [])    .config(function ($stateProvider) {      $stateProvider          .state(‘sign‘, {            abstract: true,            url: ‘/sign‘,            template: ‘<a ui-sref=".in">Sign In</a>‘ +                ‘<a ui-sref=".up">Sign Up!</a>‘ +                ‘<ui-view/>‘,            controller: function($scope, authService){              $scope.signIn = function(){                authService.signIn();              }            },            resolve: {},            data: {},            onEnter: function(){},            onExit: function(){}          })          .state(‘sign.in‘, {            url: ‘/in‘,            template: ‘<h1>Sign In</h1>‘ +                ‘<button class="btn btn-primary" ng-click="signIn()">Sign In Now</button>‘          })          .state(‘sign.up‘, {            url: ‘/up‘,            template: ‘<h1>Sign Up for a Free Account.</h1>‘          })    });

 

[AngularJS] ui-router: Abstract States