Reputation: 2475
I'm trying to set a class in a ng-repeat with a directive.
I need to pass a parameter to this directive: wineQty
if I use scope: { wineQty: '=' }
this works however $scope.bullet1Color is undefined in my html and thus doesn't affect the class that I want.
If I use scope: '@'
I get the correct class however I can't specify wineQty
Is there a way to combine theses two syntaxes? so that I can access the scope and pass a paramater?
I've tried { wineQty: '@' }
but with no luck sadly.
Here's my directive
angular.module('myApp').directive('wineQtyBullets', function () {
return {
restrict: 'A',
scope: { wineQty: '=', totalBullets: '=', numRedBullets: '=', numOrangeBullets: '@', bullet1Color: '@' },
link: function (scope, element, attrs) {
// defaults
var defaultNumRedBullets = 1;
var defaultNumOrangeBullets = 2;
var defaultTotalBullets = 12;
var defaultWineQty = 0;
// set values from attributes
var numRedBullets = scope.numRedBullets ? scope.numRedBullets : defaultNumRedBullets;
var numOrangeBullets = scope.numOrangeBullets ? scope.numOrangeBullets : defaultNumOrangeBullets;
var totalBullets = scope.totalBullets ? scope.totalBullets : defaultTotalBullets;
var wineQty = scope.wineQty ? scope.wineQty : defaultWineQty;
for (var currentBullet = 1; currentBullet <= totalBullets; currentBullet++) {
var bulletColorClass = 'bg-grey';
if (currentBullet <= wineQty) {
if (currentBullet <= numRedBullets) {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-red';
}
else if (currentBullet <= (numOrangeBullets + numRedBullets)) {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-orange';
}
else {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-green';
}
}
scope["bullet" + currentBullet + "Color"] = bulletColorClass;
}
console.log(scope.bullet1Color);
}
};
}
);
Here's my html
<div class="bullets pull-left ml15 mt6" wine-qty="wine.owned_qty" wine-qty-bullets>
<ul>
<li class="bullet"
ng-class="bullet1Color"></li>
</ul>
</div>
Upvotes: 1
Views: 326
Reputation: 1367
Using "=" means 2-way data binding, and it's definitely fine.
The problem might be that your link
function are executed only once at the very beginning, when it's possible that the values of your attributes are not yet assigned (may be caused by some AJAX calls).
I would suggest that you wrap all your link
function into a scope.$watch
function. Like:
link: function (scope, element, attrs) {
scope.$watch(function() {
return {
wineQty: scope.wineQty,
totalBullets: scope.totalBullets,
numRedBullets: scope.numRedBullets,
numOrangeBullets: scope.numOrangeBullets,
bullet1Color: scope.bullet1Color
}
}, function() {
// Your original code here.
})
}
Then your final result will automatically update if your directive got new attribute values.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2475
I managed to solve the problem, by changing scope
to true
and accessing the parameters through attrs
If this can help anyone here's the directive:
angular.module('myApp').directive('wineQtyBullets', function () {
return {
restrict: 'A',
scope: true,
link: function (scope, element, attrs) {
var options = { };
angular.forEach([
'numRedBullets',
'numOrangeBullets',
'totalBullets',
'wineQty'
], function (key) {
if (angular.isDefined(attrs[key]))
options[key] = attrs[key];
});
// defaults
var defaultNumRedBullets = 1;
var defaultNumOrangeBullets = 1;
var defaultTotalBullets = 12;
var defaultWineQty = 0;
// set values from attributes
var numRedBullets = parseInt(options.numRedBullets) ? parseInt(options.numRedBullets) : defaultNumRedBullets;
var numOrangeBullets = parseInt(options.numOrangeBullets) ? parseInt(options.numOrangeBullets) : defaultNumOrangeBullets;
var totalBullets = parseInt(options.totalBullets) ? parseInt(options.totalBullets) : defaultTotalBullets;
var wineQty = parseInt(options.wineQty) ? parseInt(options.wineQty) : defaultWineQty;
for (var currentBullet = 1; currentBullet <= totalBullets; currentBullet++) {
var bulletColorClass = 'bg-grey';
if (currentBullet <= wineQty) {
if (wineQty <= numRedBullets) {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-red';
}
else if (wineQty <= (numOrangeBullets + numRedBullets)) {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-orange';
}
else {
bulletColorClass = 'bg-green';
}
}
scope["bullet" + currentBullet + "Color"] = bulletColorClass;
}
}
};
});
Upvotes: 1