When starting out on my AngularJS journey, I couldn't get a good handle on the router native to the framework. So I adopted the use of the wonderful angular-ui / ui-router. During the past few years of development, I've honed in (for better or worse) my paradigm for setting new applications and nearly every AngularJS app has a routes.js file. Without going into background, I wanted a way to load the ui-router dynamically. Typically, the routes gets defined in a .js file and typically looks something like this: angular.module('core').config(function($stateProvider, $urlRouterProvider) { $urlRouterProvider.otherwise("/landing/201820"); $stateProvider .state('landing', {url: "/landing/:term", templateUrl: "apps/noted/templates/landing.html"}) .state('uploadCalendar', {url: "/uploadCalendar", templateUrl: "apps/noted/templates/uploadCalendar.html"}) .state('noteTakers&