"architect": {"build": {"builder":"@angular-devkit/build-angular:application","options": {"outputPath":"dist/my-app","index": {"input":"src/index.html","output":"index.html"} } } } The support for the legacy Sass build pipeline, previously accessible viaNG_BUILD_LEGACY_SASSwhen ut...
I often use two-way data binding when working with form elements like text inputs or checkboxes. It simplifies handling user input and keeping the model and view in sync. Data binding in Angular makes it easier to create responsive and interactive web applications. It reduces the need for ...
Setting inputs directly on a component using setInput or props is not possible when testing with a host component. Inputs should be set through hostProps or setHostInput instead, and passed through to your component in the template. Custom Host Component Sometimes it's helpful to pass your ...
This input can be either a boolean, which directly tells the wizard if the targeted step can be entered, or a lambda function, taking a MovingDirection and returning a boolean or a Promise<boolean>. This function will then be called, with the direction in which the targeted step will be ...
Unlike required, which marks a field as always required, the ng-required directive allows us to conditionally mark an input field as required based on a Boolean condition in the controller. ng-minlength We can set the minimum length of the value in the input field with this directive. ng-ma...
pristine: boolean opposite of dirty control: ControlGroup information about the ControlGroup that the form belongs to (more on that later) controls: Object the individual NgControls that are applied to the input elements This is a great start--we've got data coming through from the form and ...
declare function parse(input: string, options?: Options): ng.ParseTreeResult; interface Options { /** * any element can self close * * defaults to false */ canSelfClose?: boolean; /** * support [`htm`](https://github.com/developit/htm) component closing tags (`<//>`) * * defau...
This requires usage of @Input() decorator which will bind to the variables we used in header.component.html. Add these lines in the header.component.ts file: // Add these three lines above the constructor entry. @Input() showBackButton: boolean; @Input() currentTitle: string; @Input() ...
Using the @Input() decorator, we can pass information into the component from its parent, telling it whether we should display the component inline or not. We’ll use the NgClass directive ([ngClass]) in our template to conditionally add the appropriate styles for the display we want. ...
You will now have a GoJS Diagram working in your Angular application. Using the Palette Component The Palette Component accepts the following Angular@Input()properties. initPalette- A function that must return a GoJS Palette. You may define your Palette's Node and Link templates here. ...