how to lazy load a module from a package ?

[jjlgjkkl]

we have some modules published as package, and in this project we need to lazy load the module

if the module in the target project, it's ok , like :

export const routes: Routes = [
{ path: '', redirectTo: 'test01', pathMatch: 'full'},
{ path: 'test01', loadChildren: 'app/testing01/test01.module' },
]

but, how can i load modules from package , like this:
{ path: 'test01', loadChildren: '@xxx/testing01/test01.module' },

i am using

"angular-cli": "1.0.0-beta.15",
@angular 2.0.0

thank you and being in touch

[filipesilva]

This is a very relevant question. I don't think we support it in the CLI atm.

[AshMcConnell]

+1 for lazy loading from a package

[lorenjerickson]

+1 here too, would love to be able to do this. working on a huge project with potentially dozens (hundreds?) of modules that may or may not ever be loaded, the decision is made at runtime. having them packaged as npm dependencies helps with the development process.

[tsluijter]

+1 for lazy loading from a package too

[odannyboy000]

+1 for lazy loading from a package

[sclausen]

+1

[Destreyf]

I'm not sure if its supposed to do it this way, but in my testing i'm setup with a nested lazy loading setup that has app -> admin -> content as the module tree, including a 3rd party module into the content module, this bundles the 3rd party module with my content module, so this could be a work around for this approach.

[sclausen]

@Destreyf that sounds great. Could you be more specific on how you actually did it? For example provide a plunkr? That would be awesome.

[waltherp]

+1