jathanasiou commented on a change in pull request #274:
URL: https://github.com/apache/brooklyn-ui/pull/274#discussion_r699243433
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File path:
ui-modules/app-inspector/app/views/main/inspect/summary/summary.template.html
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@@ -86,11 +86,19 @@ <h2 ng-if="vm.entity" class="entity-name">
<div ng-if="vm.location.items">
<div ng-if="vm.location.items.length !== 0 || !vm.location.multi">
- <p>This entity is running on <em><ng-pluralize
count="vm.location.items.length" when="{'0': 'no locations', 'one': '{}
location', 'other': '{} locations'}"></ng-pluralize></em></p>
+ <p>This entity is associated with <em><ng-pluralize
count="vm.location.items.length" when="{'0': 'no locations', 'one': 'this
location {} ', 'other': 'these locations'}"></ng-pluralize></em></p>
<ul>
<li ng-repeat="item in vm.location.items track by item.id">
- <strong>{{item.config['spec.final'] |
specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</strong>
- <span ng-if="item.config.availabilityZone">in
<code>{{item.config.availabilityZone}}</code> availability zone</span>
+ <span ng-if="item.id"> Location Id: <strong>{{item.id
| specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</strong> </span>
+ <ul>
+ <li ng-if="item.name"> <span> Name: {{item.name |
specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span> </li>
+ <li ng-if="item.config['spec.final']"> <span>
Environment: {{item.config['spec.final'] | specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span>
</li>
+ <li ng-if="item.spec"> <span> Spec: {{item.spec |
specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span> </li>
+ <li ng-if="item.type"> <span> Type: {{item.type |
specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span> </li>
+ <li ng-if="item.config['address']"> <span>
Address: {{item.config['address'] | specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span> </li>
+ <li ng-if="item.config['endpoint']"> <span>
Endpoint: {{item.config['endpoint'] | specToLabel:vm.metadata}}</span> </li>
Review comment:
@iuliana not really but the dot syntax is considered the standard for
JSON-like structures. They have no functional difference but essentially
- dots look simpler
- brackets allow for complex or dynamic keys eg `myObj[getKey()]`
Brackets basically hint that you're either accessing an array or have
complex index keys and need that syntax. For the sake of uniformity I consider
dots better with brackets used only on these exceptional cases, but that's a
bit subjective .
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