angular-filters v1.1.2
angular-filters 
A collection of useful filters for AngularJS.
You can install the latest version of angular-filters with bower:
$ bower install angular-filtersThen, simply include ./dist/angular-filters.js or ./dist/angular-filters.min.js in your Web app and inject the module frapontillo.ex.filters in your application.
Filters specs
The included filters are:
bool
The bool filter allows to specify true and false values to show depending on the input value. The second parameter will be returned if and only if the first parameter is true; the third parameter will be returned if and only if the first parameter is false.
This filter can be used to print a specific message depending on a boolean value.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ someBoolValue | bool:'Candies!':'No candies :(' }}</p> $scope.returnValue = $filter('bool')($scope.someBoolValue, 'Candies!', 'No candies :(');default
The default filter allows to specify a default fallback value if an object is one of the following:
nullundefined- empty string,
'' NaN
Please notice that if a value equals to 0, the default value won't be returned, as 0 is accepted.
This filter is useful when another filter return is not safe and when you want to display a fallback value.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ someValue | number:2 | default:'No value is available.' }}</p> $scope.returnValue = $filter('default')
($filter('number')($scope.someValue, 2), 'No value is available.');firstNotNull
The firstNotNull filter returns the first element from an array that is neither null or undefined. This means it returns all numbers and strings, even if empty. It returns undefined if all values aren't set or if the array is empty.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myValues | firstNotNull }}</p> $scope.firstValue = $filter('firstNotNull')($scope.myValues);lastNotNull
The lastNotNull filter returns the last element from an array that is neither null or undefined. This means it returns all numbers and strings, even if empty. It returns undefined if all values aren't set or if the array is empty.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myValues | lastNotNull }}</p> $scope.firstValue = $filter('lastNotNull')($scope.myValues);max
The max filter returns the maximum value from an array that is neither null or undefined. It returns undefined if all values aren't set or if the array is empty.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myValues | max }}</p> $scope.maxValue = $filter('max')($scope.myValues);min
The min filter returns the minimum value from an array that is neither null or undefined. It returns undefined if all values aren't set or if the array is empty.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myValues | min }}</p> $scope.minValue = $filter('min')($scope.myValues);property
The property filter returns an array with only the specified property from the original objects, not altering the null or undefined values.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myObjects | property:'myText' }}</p> $scope.allTheTexts = $filter('property')($scope.myObjects, 'myText');join
The join filter returns the original array as a string, with its elements joined with the specified separator, if any, otherwise defaulting to the comma ,.
Use it as follows:
<p>{{ myValues | join:', ' }}</p> $scope.joinedValues = $filter('join')($scope.myValues, ', ');Development
Test and build
To test and build the distribution files yourself, do the following:
npm install -g grunt-cli karma bower
npm install
bower install
gruntThese are the available grunt task:
karma:travis, run karma tests once, on PhantomJSkarma:local, run karma tests once, on Chromekarma:dev, run karma tests indefinitely after every file change, on Chromejshint:src, run jshint on every source filejshint:test, run jshint on every test fileclean:dist, clean the distribution directoryclean:temp, clean the temporary directoryngmin, prepares every angular file into thedist/.tempdirectoryconcat, concatenates the module declaration and thengmin-ified file from thedist/.tempinto thedistdirectory, adding the banneruglify, minifies the output file in thedistdirectory, adding the bannerbuild, builds the regular and minified filetest-travis, runsjshintandkarma:travis
Use the default task by calling grunt to run tests on PhantomJS and builds the regular and minified file.
Contribute
To contribute, please follow the generic AngularJS Contributing Guidelines, with the only exception to send the PR to the develop branch instead of master.
License
Copyright 2014-2015 Francesco Pontillo
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
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