angular-templatecache-webpack-plugin

Speed up your AngularJS app by automatically combining, concatenating, registering and caching your AngularJS HTML templates in the $templateCache.

Install | Usage | Options and Defaults | License

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Install

Install with npm or yarn

  npm i --save angular-templatecache-webpack-plugin

  yarn add angular-templatecache-webpack-plugin

Usage

This webpack plugin will combine all your angular .html templates and save to dist/templates.js (default filename). Just add the plugin to your webpack config as follows:

webpack.config.js

const AngularTemplateCacheWebpackPlugin = require('angular-templatecache-webpack-plugin');

module.exports = {
  plugins: [
    new AngularTemplateCacheWebpackPlugin({
        source: 'templates/**/*.html'
        /**
         * See options and defaults below for more details
         */
    })
  ]
}

This will generate a file dist/templates.js containing the following:

ℹ️ Sample output (prettified).

angular.module("templates").run([$templateCache,
  function($templateCache) {
    $templateCache.put("template-file-01.html",
      // content of template-file-01.html (escaped)
    );
    $templateCache.put("template-file-02.html",
      // content of template-file-02.html (escaped)
    );
    // etc...
  }
]);

Include this file in your app and AngularJS will use the $templateCache when available.

ℹ️ This plugin will NOT create a new AngularJS module by default, but use a module called templates. If you want to create a new module, set options.standalone to true.

Options and Defaults

Default Templates

templateHeader:

'angular.module("<%= module %>"<%= standalone %>).run(["$templateCache", function($templateCache) {'

---

templateBody:

'$templateCache.put("<%= url %>","<%= contents %>");'

---

templateFooter:

'}]);'

License

MIT