state is the state of the application, not the state of the module, but it is configured through the module's config interface.
Unless each of your modules is a completely independent application, multiple modules define the same state. Which one should be run when the state is activated? Using ui.router will throw an exception directly.
But multiple states can be defined in multiple modules belonging to the same app, and there can be a parent-child relationship.
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Not feasible.
state is the state of the application, not the state of the module, but it is configured through the module's config interface.
Unless each of your modules is a completely independent application, multiple modules define the same state. Which one should be run when the state is activated? Using ui.router will throw an exception directly.
But multiple states can be defined in multiple modules belonging to the same app, and there can be a parent-child relationship.