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Typescript or Angular > 1 Style Decorators for AngularJS
Just for clarification because I'm seeing more downloads on decorator than on the other repos, especially core/controller:
These Decorators are designed to work in conjunction with ng-harmony-core or other ng-harmony-* respectively. All the decorators themselves achieve is very little usually:
- adding the given objs as a static class prop (which is then worked on in core/controller/log ...)
- ...
import { EventedController as Ctrl } from "ng-harmony-controller";
import { Component, Controller, Loggging, Evented } from "ng-harmony-decorator";
We can use this lib in such a way [...]
@Component({
module: "compucorp",
selector: "mediaitem",
restrict: "E",
replace: true,
controller: "MediaItemCtrl",
template: MediaItemTpl
})
@Controller({
module: "compucorp",
name: "MediaItemCtrl",
controllerAs: "MediaItem",
})
@Logging({
loggerName: "MediaItemLogger",
...Config
})
export class MediaItemCtrl extends Ctrl {
constructor(...args) {
super(...args);
this.$scope.albumcardVisible = false;
this.$scope.artistcardVisible = false;
this.$scope.$on("change", this.handleEvent.bind(this));
}
handleEvent (ev, { scope, triggerFn, triggerTokens }) {
this.log({
level: "info",
msg: "handlingChildEvent"
});
if (scope._name.fn === "ArtistCardCtrl" && triggerTokens.type === "click") {
this.$scope.artistcardVisible = false;
} else if (scope._name.fn === "AlbumCardCtrl" && triggerTokens.type === "click") {
this.$scope.albumcardVisible = false;
}
this._digest();
}
@Evented({
selector: "section.bg-image-n--mediaitem",
type: "click",
delegate: null
})
openCard () {
this.$scope[`${this.$scope.model.type}cardVisible`] = true;
this._digest();
}
}
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