Is there a way to have the same controller, but exposes different scope methods/variable for different routes?
I am currently using ui-router and would like to expose different methods/variables for /new, /edit, /delete
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Doesn't it make more sense to have the same template but with different controllers?
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PSL
I would agree with you on that, having the same controller behaving differently i believe will violate Open-close principle for sure.
Yes.
Using ui-router,
angular.module("myModule")
.controller("myController",function($scope,$stateParams){
if ($stateParams.mySubView === "/new") {
$scope.hello = function(){alert("Hello")};
} else {
$scope.hello = function(){alert("Hi")};
}
})
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You can have all routes pointing to the same controller, but in the controller use the $stateParams to determine which method it needs to invoke. Don't think it needs to be any harder than that? Unless I've misunderstood the question.
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Mohamed El Mahallawy
Yes, that'd work perfectly. I was wondering if there is a way to move more of the logic into the
$stateProvider where I can just specify a method that would invoke a function with all the variables and $scope methods