This Angular module is a light-weight interpolator that replaces delimited keys in a string with values from a properties map. This module was created as a simple alternative for Angular's $interpolate provider. A common use of this tool is for a template interpolation use-case that does not require $parse, $interpolate, or $compile.
npm install --save angular-interpolatebower install --save angular-interpolate<script src="path/to/directory/angular-interpolate.js"></script>- Angular.js (~1.4.0)
This module uses the default {{ and }} delimiters to distinguish interpolation keys, and these
delimiters are configurable. Keys are matched to values in a properties object.
Include angular-interpolate as a dependency in your project.
angular.module("MyModule", ["angular-interpolate"]);The Interpolate provider accepts a string argument, followed by a properties object with
key-value assignments for interpolation.
var interpolated = Interpolate("I live with {{person1}} and {{person2}}.")({person1: "John", person2: "Jane"});
console.log(interpolated); // "I live with John and Jane."The Interpolate provider accepts an object argument, which will effectively interpolate the values
for all keys in the object recursively, thus interpolating all cross-referenced keys in the object.
As one can easily make an object with a circular relationship, such as:
{
prop1: "{{prop2}}",
prop2: "{{prop1}}"
}The Interpolate function will detect the circular relationship and throwa "Loop detected" error.
var interpolated = Interpolate({person1: "John", person2: "Jane", people: "{{person1}} and {{person2}}"});
console.log(interpolated); // {person1: "John", person2: "Jane", people: "John and Jane"The Interpolate function accepts two additional parameters: open and close. By default, open = {{, and close = }}.
npm run build- Build and minifynpm test- Test
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details