meteor-spiderable-ui-router

This is a modified version of builtin package 'spiderable', which add angular-ui-router support.

Install

mrt add spiderable-ui-router

Then you are good to go. The package will automatically hook into ngMeteor and angular-ui-router.

If you like to use angular bridges other than ngMeteor, you need to setup the hook manually, which is easy. Just add following code to global scope of your client code:

Spiderable.makeSpiderable('your angular module name');

or

Spiderable.makeSpiderable(<your angular module object>);

Test

curl http://localhost:3000/<your route>?_escaped_fragment_=

If spiderable is working correctly, this should return a rendered HTML.

NOTE

This is a replacement for builtin 'spiderable' package, so make sure you have meteor remove spiderable.

How this is done?

The builtin 'spiderable' package waits until all Meteor state is ready, then feed them through phantomjs to get a rendered HTML.

But this is not enough with angular ui-router, which may still doing it's own things when Meteor is done already, so we need to wait until the page is fully rendered by ui-router, which is signaled by a '$viewContentLoaded' event.