| require('./docs.css') |
| |
| module.exports = angular.module('stf.help.docs', [ |
| require('stf/language').name |
| ]) |
| .config(function($routeProvider, languageProvider) { |
| // TODO: Solutions to the lang problem |
| // |
| // 1) Use $route inside a controller instead of $routeProvider |
| // 2) Use $routeProvider along with languageProvider |
| // In this case languageProvider depends on Settings and gettext |
| // which are not providers |
| // 3) Easiest way is to use AppState |
| // 4) It needs a fallback if the language doesn't exists, it can be made |
| // in Express side. |
| |
| $routeProvider |
| .when('/docs/:document*', { |
| templateUrl: function(params) { |
| var lang = languageProvider.$get().selectedLanguage |
| lang = 'en' // Only English for now |
| var document = params.document.replace('.md', '') |
| return '/static/wiki/[' + lang + ']-' + document |
| } |
| }) |
| .when('/help', { |
| templateUrl: function() { |
| var lang = languageProvider.$get().selectedLanguage |
| lang = 'en' // Only English for now |
| return '/static/wiki/[' + lang + ']-Help' |
| } |
| }) |
| //.when('/docs/:lang/:document*', { |
| // templateUrl: function (params) { |
| // var lang = params.lang |
| // var document = params.document.replace('.md', '') |
| // return '/static/docs/' + lang + '/' + document |
| // } |
| //}) |
| |
| }) |
| .controller('DocsCtrl', require('./docs-controller')) |
