How to use ocLazyLoad in Angular 1.5.7 with ui.router? - angularjs

I am developing one SPA using Angular 1.5.7 . In that application routing is done with "ui.router". i have a separate folders for each component like Dashboard,Users,Reports and each folder contains its own component and directive, view and service files.
kindly need some guidance on the below questions
Is Angular 1.5.7 is supports $ocLazyLoad ?
If its Supports kindly share the some useful links to learn with ui.router.
How can i achieve lazyloading of Components with Angular 1.5.7?
Is Angular 1.5.7 having default method for lazyloading Components?
Thanks in advance..

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