Support AngularJS detection

The project auto detection feature is currently only detecting Angular 2 project. We should enhance the feature to properly detect Angular 1 project and enable only Angular 1 specific Angular icons.

According to https://scotch.io/tutorials/angularjs-best-practices-directory-structure, smart_components, pipe shouldn’t be associated and component should be replaced by controller. Also routing should be associated with routes too.

[robertohuertasm]

@Meowbeast, certainly we have to discuss about all this. @JimiC and I have a (virtual) meeting pending to discuss about this.

To be honest, I’m not quite comfortable either with the current behavior and I have it disabled because I was tired of being asked once and again. That made me think about how we should approach this. No doubt it is a valuable add-in to the extension but there’s no doubt, at least from my user experience, that it needs to be rethought in order to be less intrusive.

Of course, in our discharge, I have to say that we’re dealing with some limitations that vscode poses to us but, anyway, it’s clear to me that we need to change some things on this matter.

[JimiC]

I believe it’s time to start looking into this issue again. I would really appreciate any help in order to compile a list of ways to detect an AngularJS project. I’ll start a list and it will get updated as we go.

• In index.htm* look for an ng-app attribute in html element.
• In index.htm* look for a script element with reference to any of angular.js, angular-[version].js, angular.min.js, angular-[version].min.js.