Each child directive has the same set of actions, but does stuff on
different data? As in, they all have a doStuff() that manipulates their
unique data, but the data they contain is different.

In that case, this smells kind of like a situation where you'd want to have
a more robust model layer. If the directives are presenting a view, you
could put all the relevant data in a model that gets pushed into the view.
<child ng-repeat="item in items" item="item">, and then define your
functions on the item objects. Models could have an arbitrary relationship
outside of the event doodad.




On Tue, Aug 26, 2014 at 8:29 AM, Naveen Kohli <[email protected]> wrote:

> I am trying to set up a framework that following structure.
> Parent Container (It is a directive)
>  - Child (Its a directive)
>  - Child
>  - Child
>  .... so on
>
> Parent contains collection of same "Child" directive. Each child directive
> can be identified by a unique id.
>
> Each instance of child directive performs unique actions. At some point
> one child has to communicate with other child to do signal it to do
> something in response to some action it has done.
> There is one clean options I can see for this communication.
> Use pub/sub model through a factory. Child can "emit" message to parent
> and then parent "broadcasts" message with unique id of child that has to
> take action.
>
> Is there some other better to handle this kind of scenario?
>
> No, I don't have plunker at the moment for this use case. I am just
> putting some initial design in place.
>
> Thanks
>
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