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Angular Model Driven Forms Cheat Sheet

This document discusses model-driven forms in Angular, including defining form groups and controls in the component class, binding them in the template using ngFormModel and ngControl, implementing custom synchronous and asynchronous validators, and handling validation status. Key points covered are creating forms with the FormBuilder, defining controls with validators, implementing custom validators as static methods, and using compose and composeAsync when combining multiple validators.

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Angular Model Driven Forms Cheat Sheet

This document discusses model-driven forms in Angular, including defining form groups and controls in the component class, binding them in the template using ngFormModel and ngControl, implementing custom synchronous and asynchronous validators, and handling validation status. Key points covered are creating forms with the FormBuilder, defining controls with validators, implementing custom validators as static methods, and using compose and composeAsync when combining multiple validators.

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Angular Forms By: Mosh Hamedani

Model-driven forms
In the component:

import
{ControlGroup, FormBuilder, Validators}
from angular2/common;

signupForm: ControlGroup;

constructor(fb: FormBuilder){
this.signupForm = fb.group({
name: [, Validators.required],
email: [],
billing: fb.group({
cardNumber: [, Validators.required],
expiry: [, Validators.required]
})
});
}

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In the template:

<form [ngFormModel]="signupForm">

<input ngControl="name">

<input ngControl="email">

<div ngControlGroup="billing">
<input ngControl="cardNumber">

<input ngControl="expiry">
</div>
</form>

Implementing Custom Validators

export class UsernameValidators {


static cannotContainSpace(control: Control) {
// validation logic;

if (invalid)
return { cannotContainSpace: true });

return null;
}
}

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When creating the control using FormBuilder:

name: [, Validators.compose([
Validators.required,
UsernameValidators.cannotContainSpace
])]

Async Validator
The same as a custom validator, but we return a Promise.

static shouldBeUnique(control: Control){


return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
// validation logic
if (invalid)
resolve({ shouldBeUnique: true });
else
resolve(null);
});
}

When building a control using FormBuilder:

name: [,Validators.required, UsernameValidators.shouldBeUnique]

Note the syntax:

[defaultValue, customValidators, asyncValidators]

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When using more than one custom or async validator, we use the compose or
composeAsync methods:

[
defaultValue,
Validators.compose([v1, v2]),
Validators.composeAsync([v3, v4])
];

To show a loader when an async validator is in progress:

<input ngControl="name">
<div *ngIf="name.control.pending">Checking for uniqueness</div>

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