How to route to a Module as a child of a Module - Angular 2 RC 5

Question

I am in the process upgrading an application I\'m working on to the latest Angular 2 release candidate. As part of this work I am attempting to use the NgModule spec and mig

Answer 1

I found a way to resolve this as well. Basically, I am defining my routes the way that I used to, but this time at the top child level. For example my admin route:

const AdminRoutes: Routes = [
   {
      path: 'admin',
      component: AdminComponent,
      children: [
          ...setupRoutes
      ]
   }
]

export const adminRouting = RouterModule.forChild(AdminRoutes)

My setup routes file is imported from a sub area, which defines routes of it's own, including more children. The catch is that this file exports the "Routes" object and not the RouterModule.forChild result.

After that is setup, I removed the child and sub-child routes from the submodule definitions. I then had to export all of the components used in the routes, from each of the submodules, just like Marcus mentioned above. Once I did that, the routes started working just like I wanted them to.

I don't think I really like this solution since my parent module knows too much about the child module routes. But at least its an easy way to get around it for RC5, and it doesn't leak all of my components all over the place. I'll go ahead and mark Marcus' answer as the answer since he put me on the right track.