Hi J,
Isn't it simpler to have a subcomponent named 'action' and then add the
verb you need as a parameter?
something like this:
function actions() {
return {
template: buildTemplate,
};
function buildTemplate($element) {
let action = $element[0].getAttribute('action');
let html;
switch (action) {
case "one":
html = '<button class="btn btn-primary">One</button>';
break;
case "two":
html = '<button class="btn btn-default">two</button>';
break;
default:
html = '<div>No valid action found</div>';
break;
}
return html;
}
}
angular.module('myPlunk', [])
.component('myAction', actions());
demonstrated in this plunk
<http://plnkr.co/edit/ZWcnmGVmMn4LOFTbBpSF?p=preview>.
Regards
Sander
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