routing - Two separate angularJS apps on the same file system -


my routes this:

/create-company/index.html#/part-one /dashboard/index.html#/view1 /auth/ 

now create-company app used , on branch dashboard app used.

currently use seed project make app, config, logs, scripts & test folders in home directory 1 app.

to add second app, should create 2 folders app1 & app2 each contain own app, config, logs, scripts & test folders?

then can point /dashboard/ /app1/app , point /create-company/ /app2/app

or better stick single angularjs app @ /app/ , point both /create-company/ , /dashboard/ same /app/ folder?

although there may use-cases having multiple, separated apps helpful and/or appropriate, description 2 'apps' describe appear different sub-sections of 1 larger app.

consider in usage, there overlapping components, such shared directives, templates, or services? if so, best avoid duplication.

in addition, there no restriction on loading same app on 2 different pages, different markup - controllers etc, lead different functionality.

for example following fine on different pages:

<body>     <div ng-app="my-app">         <div ng-controller="createcompany">             <!-- section specific content here, directives etc -->         </div>     </div> </body>  <body>     <div ng-app="my-app">         <div ng-controller="dashboard">             <!-- section specific content here, directives etc -->         </div>     </div> </body> 

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