This is great! I'll be downloading and trying it out today!

@Rafi im still working on it so may not be advised as of yet got most of my grunt tasks done jst working out one last part . . . maybe u could help . . .

in the directives it lists the url to a template in the same folder but its declared from root . . which lead to a different location in my design . . and so ive added this . . .

(function() {
'use strict';

// Added this to make angular components more agile in location
var scripts = document.getElementsByTagName("script")
var currentScriptPath = scripts[scripts.length - 1].src;

angular.module('foundation.notification', ['foundation.core'])

to the top of every directive and then this in the url link

 templateUrl: currentScriptPath.replace('notification.js', 'notification-set.html'),

meaning it will work from the CWD to find the template . . a cool fix I thought meaning the angular directives are more modular . . . only catch is that if foundation update the directives il have to do the change for each update . . .

Which option sounds best to you (OR ANYONE?)
1. Put a suggestion on the github page wil a pull request for the change ? (dont know if im good enough to so this)
2. Anyone know of a java snipet or grunt tool that can . . um . . look for this line an ammend it ?

Thoughts ?

We definitely need a global config setting to change what directory component templates are in.

However, we've also gotten some requests to use the Angular template cache, which would just pack all of those templates into one file. That would certainly also make distribution easier.

Think i read up somewere about being able to use requireJs to sort of autoload them but then there are other sources including the angular website that say they wouldnt might give it a try though

Found It
http://weblogs.asp.net/dwahlin/dynamically-loading-controllers-and-views-with-angularjs-and-requirejs