Guidance on how to get Directives in

[ghstahl]

This is all based upon your ui-router sample where I got your stuff as written to work. Now unto my stuff :0
I tried adding paths to my directives as follows in routeDefs.js and they were not picked up by the view.

resolve: {
dummy: $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies([
'controllers/ContactViewController',
'directives/app-color',
]),
I then put them in the require define in the routeDefs.js and then they worked in my view.
define([
'app',
'directives/app-color'
], function(app) {...}

any clue as to why the require in your $couchPotatoProvider.resolveDependencies gets the controller to work but the directives aren't coming in?

This is really a broader question where I would like to bring in a bunch of stuff for the route, like services, factories, directives, etc.

Thanks
H

[laurelnaiad]

All types of components will work the same -- and for the purposes of couch potato anything you try to load via the resolveDependencies process needs to be defined somewhere. If you'd like me to help you figure out what's going on, you can post a plunker, and I'll take a look.

[ghstahl]

ghstahl @ gmail

​http://plnkr.co/edit/LP8Jmi9eWWNYlMbhP7h2?p=preview

note: my javascript/angular skills are a working in progress, so I suspect
that this is a bonehead mistake on my part.

I am trying to build a dynamic form module, via Frankensteining together
the good works of others.

Thanks
Herb

On Sun, May 4, 2014 at 6:52 PM, Stu Salsbury notifications@github.comwrote:

All types of components will work the same -- and for the purposes of
couch potato anything you try to load via the resolveDependencies process
needs to be defined somewhere. If you'd like me to help you figure out
what's going on, you can post a plunker http://plnkr.co, and I'll take
a look.

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[laurelnaiad]

Wow, I didn't expect your entire app in the plunker... can you make a small pliunker that isolates what you're trying to do? I'll close this for now, as I just can't be diving into such a massive amount of code to help you out.