// Bootstrap manually the ng application, since :
// - it allows to correctly reinit the ng app after a (portal) page edition. Indeed, if we use the automatic init,
//   when the (portal) page is edited and then saved, the module are not registered again, so they are not executed
// - it is a good practice if we want to allow several ng app in the same html page (which could be the case with several portlets)
require( ["SHARED/jquery", "csAddonControllers"], function ( $,  csControllers)
{
	$( document ).ready(function() {
	  var csAppRoot = $('#csAddon');
      var csApp = angular.module('csApp', []);
      try {
	      csApp.controller('csCtrl', csControllers);
		  angular.bootstrap(csAppRoot, ['csApp']);
      } catch(e) {
    	  console.log(e);
      }
	});
});