Hi,
Yes, the question is missing the details it needs to answer your question
in a informed way. it's impossible to know without knowing the exact
structure on your data.
It sounds like you got an big JS blob of denormalized data. That kind of
data poses an challenge in its own.
You can use functions like Object.keys in your template using a simple
trick.
Something like this will help:
import { Component } from 'angular2/core';
@Component({
selector: 'my-story',
template: `
<div *ngFor="#a of keys(woot)" ><span *ngIf="woot[a]">{{a
|json}}</span></div>
`
})
export class StoryComponent {
woot = {bought:true, returned:'no', superBrandId:true, partnerBrand:false
};
keys = Object.keys;
}
The span is there because it's a bad idea to use two template directives on
one element. However, this is putting some extra logic in your templates.
A alternate solution might be creating a special pipe tailored to your data.
Regards
Sander
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