My application requires a dashboard with a TODAY section that display different tasks created/defined by/for the user for that day. Each task belongs to a different type (from now on referred to as a module) and each module (along with its' tasks for that day) are grouped in widgets in the TODAY section. Also, there may not be any tasks of whatever module for a given day, so the widget for that particular module shouldn't be rendered.
Something like:
Hello username!
Here are your tasks for today:
Module 1
Module 3
(notice that since there are no tasks for Module 2, it shouldn't be rendered in the dashboard)
I have a couple questions on how to implement this functionality:
Each module widget will have its own controller that will take care handling user interaction with the model. How do I include the widgets along with their controllers in the condition that there are tasks to show for that particular module? Is this a valid approach?
<div dashboard-widget
ng-repeat="module in modules"
ng-include="module.template"
ng-controller="module.controller"
widget-title="module.name"></div>
Each module will also have a view/controller where the user will create tasks ot that particular module. Should the widgets for each module be a concern of the dashboard or of the modules themselves? i.e. Should the dashboard be the one who knows how it will display the data for each module?