I am making a Single Page Application using angularJS, django and django-rest-framework. All urls are specified in django and only those urls in which I want to load partials are specified in ng-routing.
Now in ng-view I can load partials for the urls specified in ng-routing.But lets say /about is not specified in angular but its there in django. When I do like this in ng-view:
<a href="/about">about</a>
then since this url is not in ng-routing required template is not rendered.
But this works-
<a href="/about" target="_self">about</a>
because on reloading the url is handled by django and it renders the template.
What is the DRY way of writing the django and angular urls so that I don't need to redundantly specify urls at two places i.e. django-urls and ng-routing, and angular can understand the django urls ?
