angular.js - Using requireJS to manage JS, does angularJS no longer need to use ng-app?

Question

If you use requireJS to manage JS, doesn’t angularJS need to use ng-app as the entry point?
Can you explain it in detail? Thank you very much!

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Answer 1

Since require.js is loaded asynchronously instead of blocking, when using require.js to load angular, if ng-app is defined in html, such a situation can easily occur.

So we cannot directly use ng-app to define angular modules

• The solution is as follows:

define([ 'angular' , 'angular-ui-router' ] , function( angular ){

    window.name = 'NG_DEFER_BOOTSTRAP';
    var isloaded = false;

    var timer = setInterval(function(){
        angular.element(document).ready(function(){
            angular.bootstrap(document,["My_app"]);
            isloaded = true;
        });

        if(isloaded === true){
            clearInterval(timer);
        }
    },300);

    return angular.module('My_app',['ui.router']);
});

Answer 2

I feel that gulp is better, requirejs is a little troublesome, and I have to write extra code for each js file, which I don’t like.