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A tree component for AngularJS, without jQuery as dependency.
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- Finds the first parent element that matches the specified attribute
- Returns the depth of the deepest subtree
- Compile an element .
- Get XPath for a given node
- Compile element tree
- Mounts a folder
- Get the subtree of one node .
- find an element
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QUESTION
while running running production build its getting failed and showing Fatal Error: Ineffective mark-compacts near heap limit Allocation failed - JavaScript heap out of memory and while running development build its getting passed
I tried to run using set NODE_OPTIONS=--max_old_space_size=8172 && npm run build:production , in this case build is getting passed in local but same command is not working in server and getting failed
webpack.config.js
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-19 at 15:28I Found the fix for above issue in server , memory issue was there so its causing above error, to make it work i added below task just after "npm install" next step -> "npm install increase memory limit" and after that -> have to run this task "increase-memory-limit".
production build getting successful after this changes.
QUESTION
I am struggle with create proper unit tests for the angularjs (v1.4.9) application which contains both javascript files (with jasmine tests) and typescript files (with no tests at all, now I am trying to use Mocha, but it can be any framework).
Hence it hybrid and an old angularjs without modules, I decided to compile all .ts to one bundle.js
file, due to avoid files ordering problem (which occurs when I have single .js file per .ts and inject it with gulp task to index.html
).
My tsconfig.js:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-25 at 01:43Hence it hybrid and an old angularjs without modules
You have stated that you are not using modules but you in fact you are.
The tsconfig.json
you have shown indicates that you have configured TypeScript to transpile your code to AMD modules. Furthermore, your index.html
is set up accordingly as you are in fact using an AMD loader, namely RequireJS.
All of this is well and good. You should use modules and doing so with AngularJS is not only possible but easy.
However, ts-node, which is great by the way, takes your TypeScript code, and then automatically transpiles and runs it. When it does this, it loads the settings from your tsconfig.json
, instantiates a TypeScript compiler passing those settings, compiles your code, and then passes the result to Node.js for execution.
NodeJS is not an AMD module environment. It does not support AMD and does not provide a define
function.
There are several valid ways to execute your tests.
One option is to use different configuration for ts-node, specifically, tell it to output CommonJS modules instead of AMD modules. This will produce output that Node.js understands.
Something like
QUESTION
I am developing a tree view to show list of categories using AngularJS. I used this git repository.
HTML
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-10 at 09:02Your logic is basically ok, but the callback you are using is not the right one. Angular-ui-tree has a beforeDrop
callback that allows you to return a promise, and based on the result, will accept or reject the drop. The accept
callback is actually called while you are dragging every time you cross another node. Here is a simple sample implementation:
QUESTION
I am using angularjs with typescript in conjunction with gulp task utility. I have just updated typescript from version 2.0.3 to latest version 2.9.2. I have also changed typescript type definitions in tsconfig.json file.
Previous tsconfig.json:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jul-17 at 14:57Apparently, I have managed to have my site app and running after running gulp dev task. Below is the systemjs_initialization.js file which it has been changed to:
QUESTION
For Angular ui-tree, i want to add expland all or collapse all.
I tried the following code and it works.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-13 at 06:24If you check at the Source of angular ui tree , the 'angular-ui-tree:collapse-all'
event toggles a scope value . Other problem being each of the directives in angular-ui-tree inherits the scope of the parent than having a isolated scope . So changing the when you broadcast an event it is actually changing the same scope value .
You should either find a way for each tree's to have a separate scope or think of using some other tree's like v-accordion .
QUESTION
I'm new to angularjs and want to implement some hierarchy
screen in which user can add a new group, child to that group and so on. (parent/child hierarchy)
Something like this
1 Admin
1.1 -----User Admin
1.1.1 ----------Tech Support Admin
1.1.1.1 --------------------Tech Support Team
1.2 ----------Login Admin
1.2.1 --------------------Profiles
1.3 -----Client Admin
1.3.1 ----------Client 1
1.3.2 ----------Client 2
2 Users
2.1 -----User 1
2.2 -----User 2
2.3 -----User 3
I've searched some tutorials and the only solution I found out relative to my problem is angular ui tree.
But I'm not satisfied with that because I have to add images/avatar with all nodes (parents/children), then have to assign some roles to each of them on the basis of their parent node. but ui-tree
does not have any procedure to add customized nodes or child of any node.
Is there any better approach to do this? Any kind of help will be appreciated.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jan-27 at 12:24I rolled my own solution on something similar. I can't remember why I didn't go with ui-tree. What I needed was a way to recursively create views so that I could mimic a filesystem. Here's the plunk from when I was proofing it out. This should be simpler for you since you're not trying to split files and folders like I did.
With the recursion helper I was able to declare my data structure like this:
QUESTION
After a migration from grunt, the styles are not working as intended with webpack. All the styles were concatenated in the gruntfile
like this:
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-23 at 10:02After a while i stumbled over a new css framework postcss
they have all kinds of plugins, and with this configuration I got it to work:
QUESTION
I'd like to generate dynamic html for my treeview (angular-ui-tree). The problem is as follows: I've got a json with a number of nested objects, and I have HTML that uses angular-ui-tree directives to create the tree. I have to hardcode the html at the moment to reflect the complexity of my json, but I can't know it in advance.
I have a method that gives me integer for the depth of my json, and an element I'd like to repeat, but every time I repeat it it will be appended inside of the previous element.
How can I do this from within a directive so that Angular is happy about me appending another directive dynamically like that?
Is there a better way to do this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-19 at 15:46Ok, so if you clone the repo and see examples, there's a template that does that.
QUESTION
I'm using "angular-ui-tree": "^2.22.5"
Error when I click on the Do something
menu item ..
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-20 at 14:11You can read about how this
works in Javascript here.
For your code try
QUESTION
Developing one app using angularjs and everything is working fine after loading any web page but there is an message coming on the console
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-24 at 14:29You are loading AngularJS twice into your page. Remove one resource include and you will be fine.
1) Near html5-boilerplate
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