Learn AngularJS: Hour 3
In hour 1 of this series we learnt to get started with AngularJS.
In hour 2 of this series we learnt about AngularJS Template.
In this hour we will learn about,
- Filter
- orderBy
- Two way binding
Now filter can be applied to repeater directive by providing option filter. In filter we need to set value as
Let us consider understanding that what exactly happening here. First
thing is Data Binding which is the core feature of AngularJS. Angular
bind name of the input box to a variable in data model. This is the two
way binding. Two way binding keeps input box and data model in sync.
Later we are using filter function. This function will use input box
ng-model value to create new array that will contain filtered value
based on matched ng-model value from input box. Next let us see that how
easily orderBy function can be implemented in AngularJS. Let us say we
have a drop down as below,
We have created a drop down with two options. Both options are having
value as the properties of the controller. Next just to sort the order
set orderBy function value to ng-model value of the drop down list.
For your reference full source code for Controller is given below,
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| var AuthorApp = angular.module( 'AuthorApp' , []); AuthorApp.controller( 'AuthorController' , function ($scope) { $scope.authors = [ { 'name' : 'Dhananjay Kumar' , 'age' : '32' }, { 'name' : 'Pinal Dave' , 'age' : '35' }, { 'name' : 'Glen Block' , 'age' : '40' }, { 'name' : 'Dan Wahlin' , 'age' : '40' }, { 'name' : 'Mahesh Chand' , 'age' : '41' }, { 'name' : 'Prabhjot Singh' , 'age' : '42' }, { 'name' : 'Julie Learman' , 'age' : '38' } ]; }); |
Source code of View is given below,
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| <! DOCTYPE html> < html ng-app = "AuthorApp" > < head > < title >Angular Demo</ title > < script src = "Scripts/angular.min.js" ></ script > < script src = "Author.js" ></ script > </ head > < body ng-controller = "AuthorController" > Search: < input ng-model = "searchtext" > Sort: < select ng-model = "sortorder" > < option value = "name" >Name</ option > < option value = "age" >Age</ option > </ select > < ul > < li ng-repeat="author in authors | filter:searchtext | orderBy:sortorder"> {{author.name}} is {{author.age}} years old </ li > </ ul > </ body > </ html > |
I hope you find this hour 3 of AngularJS series helpful. Thanks for reading. Happy coding.
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