Thanks Sander. Seems to make sense. I have been messing around with them
this morning, and I think you are right in that my use-case is perfect. The
more I am working in it, the more I am able to get things working. I was
even able to get a directive working within the element! There is one
caveat though. I am trying to pass in an array(responses) to my element
using the following syntax:
<radio-btn-element
elements=3
responses ='[This is default response #1,This is
default response #2,This is default response #3]'>
</radio-btn-element>
and the input as follows:
export class RadioBtnElementComponent implements OnInit {
@Input() responses:any[];
@Input() message:string = '';
@Input() elements:number = 1;
@Input() numbers:any[]
However, responses is strictly being sent in as a string. It's not being
seen as an Array. Any thoughts on why?
Thanks again for all of your help. It's been a game changer.
Best regards,
Scott
On Fri, Dec 28, 2018 at 12:38 PM Sander Elias <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Scott,
>
> As you need them in the same app there is no problem building them. You
> just expose them as custom elements. This makes them available to be
> consumed as normal HTML in the dynamic pages you are loading. You only need
> special packaging if you want to use them outside your own app. Tooling to
> make this easier is coming along, but that might take a while to
> materialize.
> But your use-case is perfectly suited for Angular elements. As those are
> part of your application you can inject whatever you need.
> There are some samples available, but I don't recall any right now. If I
> have some time, I will add a sample to my samples repo.
>
> Regards
> Sander
>
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