AngularJS, how to initialize a directive on an event in the browser, or what is an alternative way?

Question

JavaScript

Good day!
There is a directive that contains a template and a service call to request data. On a click event, I print the created tag ( <my-dir/>), but everything is empty.
How to initialize a directive after the entire page has loaded?
Or what is an alternative way to use the same template repeatedly with a call to query data?

Answer 1

I don't even want to understand what nonsense you came up with... But the answer is the $parse service.
But seriously... You don't need to initialize an event directive or anything like that - you have scopes, promises, resolvers.... whatever you want to do. We initialized the directive, you can hide it and wait for the data to arrive.
run bootstrap with DOMLoad

Answer 2

It seems to me that this is something to do with sparrows and guns :)
Perhaps you have a specific service that requires a special approach, but in most cases it is enough to simply pull data from the model, prepare a request and send it. As a rule, it is convenient to do this in the handler responsible for the button.