Check if user has permission to access specific states
See original GitHub issueIt would be nice to have ability to check during run phase or in controllers if user has access to specific states. Something like:
StateAuthorization.hasAccessTo('app.myState');
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Personally speaking, I’d like to have non blocking method for checking state availability. But I’m not sure if it complies to
angular-permission
nature. Anyway, approach above solves my problem.Regarding defect in
permission-sref
I’ve created a separate issue #305Regarding checking state availability in run/controller. Here is an approach I have: