Open ghost opened 8 years ago
Traditional approach would be to add a new css class to <body>
(or a div container if you have one). Then that class would be removed once js, in this case angular, has loaded. You could then use that class to display a css spinner, here are some examples of single-element css spinners:
http://projects.lukehaas.me/css-loaders/
Hope this helps
Yeah i know that @tnajdek but problem is i cannot find angular.bootstrap(document, ['unation']);
after event or onComplete event in the app.
You don't need that, you can just use ngCss, use a dedicated directive or put the logic in your index controller.
Try something like this
<div class="loading" ng-class="{'loaded': true}"></div>
then in css .loading
for spinner .loading.loaded
remove spinner.
I've build my app using your angular-requrejs-seed, now i need add loader because my app takes time to load first time is there any suggestion to add loader while requirejs loading all required files for app ?