Adding demo/index.html for uiInclude.

[dhbaird]

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[dhbaird]

@douglasduteil - Good catch! When fragment is falsey (empty string, undefined, etc.), it turns into an infinite loop, right? That make sense to me. But the weird thing is that when I actually test this code in Firefox and Chrome, it only includes the partial content once (no infinite loop). Why it does not recurse has me pretty confused, and that's how this issue slipped right past me.

#85 should resolve this, by refactoring the partials into a separate file 'include-partials.html'.

Another question is raised here: what should happen when fragment is specified, but its value is falsey or invalid (not a string)? I'm inclined that it should include nothing (unlike what it does now, which is to include the whole document).

[douglasduteil]

When fragment is falsey (empty string, undefined, etc.), it turns into an infinite loop, right?

No I don't think so (I didn't test it). The infinite loop comes when you are including a file that includes itself.

what should happen when fragment is specified, but its value is falsey or invalid (not a string)?

For my you have to raise a kind of InvalidArgumentException