Rename third-party directives or quickly generate simple template directives for use internally in your app!

• Sick of the ui-* bs-* and other such prefixes cluttering up your beautiful html?
• Always find you're calling the same set of directives together?

Now you can ALIAS it!

1. Load alias.js
2. Add ui.alias as a dependency
3. Create a uiAliasConfig constant on the ui.alias module

• Create a constant on the ui.alias module
• Keys are your alias, while the values are either a string template or a DirectiveDefinitionObject
• Aliases create new directives that generate templates
• Alias directives are replace: true by default unless explicitly set to false

angular.module('ui.alias').constant('uiAliasConfig', {
	'alias': '<template dir1 dir2 options="customConfigScopeVar"></template>', // becomes <alias>
	'alias2': {
		template: '<another-template></another-template>',
		restrict: 'AEC'
	}
	// Example:
	date: '<input ui-date ui-date-format="mm/dd/yyyy">'
	// becomes: <date>

});

• Be careful to avoid creating an alias that fires recursively
  Example: <button> → <ui-button> → <button>
• You cannot override existing directives. Both the original and your alias directives will execute.
• You can create multiple aliases for different configurations of the same directives / templates