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ng2-filters

v0.2.0

Published

pipes (filters) for angular 2 templates

Downloads

5

Readme

Ng2-Filters

External pipes (filters as called in Angular 1) for Angular 2 template engine

Installation

1- via NPM

npm install ng2-filters

2- via Yarn

yarn add ng2-filters

Setup

  • You can add pipes globally to your app, in your app.module.ts file:
import { CapitalizePipe } from 'ng2-filters';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    CapitalizePipe
  ],
  ...
})
  • Or you can add per component:
import { CapitalizePipe } from 'ng2-filters';

@Component({
  pipes: [ CapitalizePipe ]
})

Usage

The cool thing about Angular pipes is that they are easy to use, here's an example:

<p>{{ user.name | capitalize }}</p>

And that's it! wait for Angular to render the results and keep your eye on the console in case some error occurred.

List of Pipes

Here's a list of availabe pipes:

  • capitalize: it will turn every first letter in a word into a capital letter (the expected value is String type, other than that an error will be raised)

  • tofixed: based on the toFixed() method (Default decimals number is 2, the expected value is Number type, other than that an error will be raised)

  • substr: based on the substr() medthod (the expected value is String type, other than that an error will be raised))

  • total: it will return the total for an array of numbers (An error will be raised if one value is not type Number)

  • qoute: it will add a qoutation mark to the value (It will turn the given value into a String)

  • replace: this pipe will the replace the first matching string, example: {{ timestring | replace: 'T': ' ' }}. Note: Default replace value is empty string "".

  • replaceAll: work like replace but the difference that it will replace every matching string.

License

This project is under the MIT license.