Thursday, November 5, 2015

AngularJS - How to implement routing in Angular?

Ref:- http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/891718/AngularJS-Interview-Questions-and-Answers#Whatarecontrollersandneedofng-controllerandng-modelinAngular

Implementing Angular route is a five step process: -
Step 1: - Add the “Angular-route.js” file to your view.
<script src="~/Scripts/angular-route.js"></script>
Step 2: - Inject “ngroute” functionality while creating Angular app object.
var app = angular.module("myApp", ['ngRoute']);
Step 3: - Configure the route provider.
In route provider we need to define which URL pattern will load which view. For instance in the below code we are saying “Home” loads “Yoursite/Home” view and “Search” loads “YourSite/Search” view.
app.config(['$routeProvider',
            function ($routeProvider) {;

                $routeProvider.
                        when('/Home, {
                            templateUrl: 'Yoursite/Home',
                            controller: 'HomeController'
                        }).
                        when('/Search', {
                            templateUrl: YourSite/Search',
                            controller: 'SearchController'
                        }).
                        otherwise({
                            redirectTo: '/'
                        });
            }]);
Step 4: - Define hyperlinks.
Define hyper link with the “#” structure as shown below. So now when user clicks on the below anchor hyperlinks, these actions are forwarded to route provider and router provider loads the view accordingly.
 
Step 5: - Define sections where to load the view.
Once the action comes to the router provider it needs a place holder to load views. That’s defined by using the “ng-view” tag on a HTML element. You can see in the below code we have created a “DIV” tag with a place holder. So the view will load in this section.
 
So if we summarize angular routing is a three step process (Below is a visual diagram for the same): -
  • Step 1: - End user clicks on a hyperlink or button and generates action.
  • Step 2: - This action is routed to the route provider.
  • Step 3: - Router provider scans the URL and loads the view in the place holder defined by “ng-view” attribute.

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