scala - Play Framework 2.1 - AngularJS routing - best solution? -


i working way through angularjs tutorial. angular uses it's own js routing mechanism allow single page apps. sample routing file angular looks this:

angular.module('phonecat', []).   config(['$routeprovider', function($routeprovider) {   $routeprovider.       when('/phones', {templateurl: '/partials/phone-list',   controller: phonelistctrl}).       when('/phones/:phoneid', {templateurl: 'partials/phone-detail', controller: phonedetailctrl}).       otherwise({redirectto: '/phones'}); }]);

i trying come place store partials (angular specific html files). ideally ability template them within play (i.e. have them *.scala.html files). can accomplish using a play routes file so:

get     /partials/phone_index       controllers.application.phone_index

i partials/ controller action this:

def phone_index = action {   ok(views.html.partials.phone_index()) }

the solution looking combination of 2 ideals:

  1. i have sort of mapping lets me visit file under /partial/* , partial file.
  2. i overriding route specific partial can use controller action dynamically fill data (rare).

any ideas?

when trying similar came conclusion it's better break on 2 parts:

  • use play backend interact via ajax calls
  • store angular templates in play public folder (something /public/angular/) , use default angularjs way map templates

i know doesn't sound great , doesn't answer question on how it, trying link both frameworks may problematic due way templates , urls mapped in angular, , benefit small change imply lot of work, removing arguably main benefit of both play , angular, rapid development.

this allows separate concerns better, if project grows may important can take angularjs code away standalone app connecting backend, , work fine.

you can see sample code of said (based on todo tutorial of angularjs) in github repository. warn you, code not nice, should give idea , bonus shows how integrate jasmine play, angularjs unit testing.


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