Modern Variation – ng.hot-line.shop
This is a very simple function that tells the app to return a list of customer IDs and customer information. You must provide custom HTML attributes to a custom function.
Example
use Angular; @route(`/api/{id}/{user}`, controller: function ($scope, $state){ $scope.get(‘/users’) .async $scope.setVisible(true); $scope.all(); } );
See the ng-satisfaction function.
Here you can see the $scope.get function.
This is simple and quick
import { controller } from ‘rxjs’; @$(‘#my-controller’).click({ value: ‘Hello’, response: function($scope,$state){ response.title(‘User Name’; }); function getId(user, user){ var _ids = user.id; if(!user.isVisible()) { return {name: user.name}; } if( !user.hasSecret()) { return {password: user.password}; } }); // // This uses the id of the user to get the list of IDs return $scope.get(‘/users’); // .async function getId() { return $scope.get(‘/users’); } }
Here you can see the $scope.get function.
This is not very complicated
Modern Variation – ng.hot-line.shopify.net/api/4.3.2/config/c.3/. – Angular CLI – ng.cli-3.0/angular.js-x-2 – npm integration
The full list of packages available in our repository for development is available over on GitHub.
In most cases, it should be noted that they are intended to build on the latest version of Angular and may be newer than Angular 7 4.0 or higher versions.
Please check the README or README.md for more details.
Developing on Angular 2
The project has a large collection of modules and hooks, some of which are not available in current versions of Angular. You must run the configure command, run it locally, or clone the project by running: Modern Variation – ng.hot-line.shop
$ ng build
These can be set to run the project locally or by executing:
$ ng start
It’s recommended first to make sure that each module is active (like this:
$ ng start ng ng get-module = http://localhost:4040 angular2.example.com; $ ng start ng start ng get-module = http://localhost:8080 angular3.example.com; $ ng start ng start ng get-module = http://localhost:8080 angular4.example.com; $ ng start ng start ng get-module = http://localhost:80