Behind the hideous Angular Rails Templates name is hiding a template management system for rails' asset pipeline and AngularJS' template views.
Basically: this will precompile your templates into the template cache, to be used by your application. It removes the need for ajax calls to get the templates (or for you to manually set them into the dom).
Add the gem into your Gemfile
gem 'angular-rails-templates', github: 'luckyjazzbo/angular-rails-templates'
Then, in your application.js file, require your templates and the internal javascript file:
//= require angularjs
//= require_tree ./path_to_your_templates
Your template files can have the extensions .html or .ajs
In your application, add a dependency to the templates module, like so:
angular.module("MyApp", ["templates"])
This fork uses actual file names with paths as keys, this is the only difference.
You can change location of your templates folder in your initializers:
Rails.configuration.angular_templates.templates_dir = "angular/templates"
by default angular/templates folder is used. templates_dir will be trimmed for all angularjs template keys.
You can also change angularjs module name:
Rails.configuration.angular_templates.module_name = "templates"
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