CODEWITHSUNDEEP
angularionic4
Jesus
Jesus

Reputation: 475

Access property of an object

I'm new in Ionic with Angular and I have dynamic object that I want to access value on HTML img src

TS:

options = [
    {
      id: '0',
      icon: 'assets/icons/set-comparison.svg',
      text: 'Set Comparison'
    },
   ....
  ];

HTML:

<li *ngFor="let item of options" class="sidebar__content"   [ngClass]="{ 'active' : item === selectedMenuItem }">
          <button class="btn" (click)="selectedMenuItem = item">
            <img src="item.icon" class="sidebar__content custom__icon" alt="">
          </button>
        </li>

But when I debug it, instead get string route I get:

enter image description here

How can I access the property of my object correctly? Regards

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1540

Answers (1)

Eliseo
Eliseo

Reputation: 57929

About use some like (click)="item.action"

The "events" are usually in the way (click)="myfunction()". If you really has a function in item.action you should write

 (click)="item.action()"

But for this, you need that really the property "action" of your item was a function.

If "item" is an array of class

export class MyClass{
  prop1
  prop2
  action(){
    console.log(this.prop1+this.prop2)
  }
}

You should has some like

   //imagine this.service.getData return some like
   //[{prop1:"prop1",prop2:"prop2"},{prop1:"hello",prop2:"word"}]

   this.service.getData().subscribe((res:any[]=>{
      this.items=res.map(x=>{
         const obj=new MyClass()
         Object.assign(obj,x)
         return obj
      })
   })

   //or
   this.service.getData().pipe(map((res:any[])=>
      res.map(x=>{
         const obj=new MyClass()
         Object.assign(obj,x)
         return obj
      })).subscribe(res=>this.items=res)

But imagine you really received an array of object

 [{prop1:"prop1",prop2:"prop2",action:"action1"},
  {prop1:"hello",prop2:"word",action:action2}]

The best bet is write some like

 (click)="MyFunction(item.action)"

And in your .ts you has

myFunction(action:string)
{
    switch (action)
    {
       case "action1":
           this.action1() //<--here call to a function action1 defined in .ts
           break;
       case "action2":
           this.action2() //<--idem a function action2 defined in .ts
           break;
}

But you can also make some like

   this.service.getData().pipe(map((res:any[])=>
      res.map(x=>({...x,action:this[x.action]})
      })).subscribe(res=>this.items=res)

See that, in this case the property "action" of the first element is the function this["action1"] that we has defined in our .ts

Upvotes: 1

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