I'm using webpack's uglifyjs plugin. The code doesn't work if I have the plugins mangle option set to true. I'm getting an injector provider error on build due to the code not being min-safe. I understand why its happening but I can't figure out the necessary steps needed to not make it happen. I'd imagine the primary root cause would be within ngmodule.js where we actually load everything up.

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I have download the source code, it looks great, very clear. Then I moved it my local nginx/apache , ready for some action but it is not working. I have tried npm install and yarn install but not successful.

Finally "yarn build" is the one.

I know this question is kinda dummy but it would be nice if we have some small guide section for building this sample

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Hi i'm triying to implemente the redirectTo mehtod to a state that has a component, but i can't get it working i don't know where does the $transition$.previous(); should come.

this is my state:

.state('app.login', {
    url: '/login',
    views: {
        'main@': {
            templateUrl: getView('login'),
            resolve: { returnTo: returnTo }
        }
    },
})

it never calls the function to resolve.

enable/disable statevis.

Could you please revise committed settings?

Steps I take:

1. $ npm install
2. $ npm run dev (BTW: inconsistency between branches: dev vs. start in master branch)
3. Opened http://localhost:3000, got following error:
   Unhandled Promise rejection: (SystemJS) Unable to dynamically transpile ES module as SystemJS.transpiler set to false.
4. After changing in to true in config.js, I get: Unhandled Promise rejection: (SystemJS) name.lastIndexOf is not a function

If it's my fault and I'm doing sth wrong, perhaps writing a short note on running the stuff in README.md could help.

https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router

Sample app link points to here

https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/blob/master/ui-router.github.io/sample-app

Which returns a 404

Create a reset data function that clears the SessionStorage data

Depends on #6 obviously

hi! nice Stuff!! thanK yoU !

git clone https://github.com/christopherthielen/new-state-vis.git

npm install && jspm install
     ....
     Looking up npm:typescript
     Looking up npm:ui-router-extras
     Updating registry cache...

err  TypeError: Arguments to path.resolve must be strings
         at Object.posix.resolve (path.js:439:13)

Never used, jspm before - NICE!
0.16.0-beta.7
Running against local jspm install.

Made it work with:

 jspm install github:angular/bower-angular@^1.4.7  github:angular-ui/ui-router@^0.2.15 github:mbostock/d3@^3.5.6 github:mbostock/d3 npm:typescript@^1.6.2

Select app.contacts from the dropdown, then select mymessages

mymessages redirects to mymessages.folder, but then the message: Error: [$injector:unpr] Unknown provider: messagesProvider <- messages appears.

However, clicking directly to mymessages.folder seems to work OK.

Any chance of getting a working lazy load example? the docs are that detailed

Allow selectable layouts, one for desktop and one for mobile

Hi all,
There is some issue i am facing in state navigation , i have two module lets say main module and list module.where list module is child of main module and getting loaded lazily.

but when i am trying to change the state from child module to parent module its not happening.
below is the snippet of code i am trying to do.

main module route

const mainState = {
name: "main",
url: "/main",
isLoginRequired: true,
component: "mainComponent"
};
const homeState = {
parent: 'main',
name: "home",
url: '/home',
component: "homeComponent",
isLoginRequired: true,
lazyLoad: ($transition$) => {
return moduleResolver($transition$, () =>
import('../home/home.module'), 'HOME_MODULE');
}
};

const canvasListState = {
parent: 'main',
name: "canvasList.**",
url: '/canvas-list/:projectCode?viewType',
component: "listComponent",
isLoginRequired: true,
lazyLoad: ($transition$) => {
return moduleResolver($transition$, () =>
import('../canvas/list/list.module'), 'LIST_MODULE');
}
};

const drawCanvasState = {
parent: "main",
name: "drawCanvas.**",
url: '/draw-canvas',
lazyLoad: ($transition$) => {
return moduleResolver($transition$, () =>
import('../canvas/draw/draw.module'), 'DRAW_CANVAS_MODULE');
}
};

canvaslist module route
const canvasListState = {
parent: 'main',
name: "canvasList",
url: "/canvas-list/:projectCode?viewType",
params: {
redirecturi: null,
projectCode: null,
viewType: null
},
accessCode: ENUM.ACCESS_CONTROL_LIST.CANVAS_VIEW,
component: "listComponent"
};

now from listComponent if i am saying $state.go('main.drawCanvas.compose').then its not navigating anymore.but if i say $state.go('main') then navigation is getting triggered.

Would it be possible to update the libraries to point to the latest versions for the hybrid app? I'm having a few issues doing so

Add a configurable fetch delay for Messages and Contacts service methods

// import "../global/global.module";
// import "../main/main.module";
// import "../contacts/contacts.module";
// import "../mymessages/mymessages.module";
// import "../prefs/prefs.module";

// Google analytics
import '../util/ga';

just import '../util/ga' , the application can also work , and build smaller chunk

It looks like js code related to the contacts module is not fetched just-in-time (on a click to Contacts), as documented.
There's no associated query visible in the networking tab of my browser.
Is that normal ?