how to use a single controller for multiple routes

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how to assign a couple of controller and view to multiple route patterns in AngularJS? for example I have a couple of view and controller:

{
  templateUrl: '/partial/single-item.html',
  controller: 'SingleItemController'
}

witch I want them for two routes:

/car/:id
/bike/:id

mfrachet · Accepted Answer · 2014-11-27 08:32:57Z

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You can have a route like : /:myRoute/:id And test in the controller(or in a route regex) the value of myRoute for example

answered Nov 27, 2014 at 8:32

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Reyraa Over a year ago

thanks. But I can't use it. I have too many routes. It makes the routing complicated.

mfrachet Over a year ago

Why do you need to assign all routes to only one controller in fact ?

Reyraa Over a year ago

not all routs. only these two routes. I just want to keep the cod DRY. if fact the example is the exact code I have.

mfrachet Over a year ago

I think you cant make it without repeat it in your configProvider (when('/car/:id', { templateUrl: 'partials/car.html', controller: 'Uniquecontroller' }) etc...)

Reyraa Over a year ago

thanks you. I finaly found a way to use this approach: /:type/:id

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