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az-promise-show
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angular directives to show or hide an element based on the state of a promise
Directives to show or hide an element based on the resolved state of an angular promise.
See the example and the example code
$ npm install az-promise-show --save
Or just download it from the dist directory.
angular.module('yourModule', ['azPromiseShow']);
<div az-promise-show="aPromise">
I'm only shown when the promise is in flight
</div>
<div az-promise-hide="anotherPromise">
I'm only show when the promise is not in flight
</div>
<div az-promise-show="aPromise" az-promise-show-hide-class="display-none">
By default, azPromiseShow uses 'ng-hide', but you can specify your own if you want.
Or, you can use the azPromiseShowOptions service.
</div>
angular.module('yourModule').run(function(azPromiseShowOptions) {
azPromiseShowOptions.className = 'display-none';
});
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angular directives to show or hide an element based on the state of a promise
The npm package az-promise-show receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, az-promise-show popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that az-promise-show demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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