I have a parent and child component where the parent is passing an object to the child through the @Input decorator. The problem is the child gets the parent data only once, then after future changes to parent property that is passed to the child, the value is not being update.
问题:
回答1:
On parent component change, do change in child component too
Here is how you can do with OnChanges
interface which detects changes in the component
In parent.component.html
<app-child [child_name]="name"></app-child>
In child.component
export class ChildComponent implements OnChanges {
@Input('child_name') name: string
text: string
constructor() { }
// on every change of @input 'name', this method will be triggered
ngOnChanges() {
this.text = 'Hi ' + this.name
}
}
DEMO
回答2:
The data will be updated when whole reference will be updated. If you just update some properties inside that object, it will not be triggered. You need to change the reference of the passed object.
Example
<child [data]="myData"></child>
If you will update myData.name = "Test"
, it will not be triggered. You need to do something
this.myData = changedData;
A workaround can be using DoCheck
lifecycle hook and try to check the property change manually. But generally it is more handy to change the reference.
回答3:
if you want to get update value from parent compoent than you need to add changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush
in your child component
Note: OnPush works by comparing references of the inputs of the component
@Component({
selector: 'abc',
templateUrl: 'component.html',
changeDetection: ChangeDetectionStrategy.OnPush
})
export class childComponent {
//below get updated value every time value changes in parent
@Input() inputFromParent: string;
}
in parent , use child component abc
<abc [inputFromParent]="passdata"></abc>
in parent ts this.inputFromParent = newData;//done after first init
now if you change value of passdata
then it will change value in childcomponent property too.
Ref : Understanding Change Detection Strategy in Angular
回答4:
your parent comp html looks like :
<div>
<span (click)="expandAllClient = true "> EXPAND </span>
<span (click)="expandAllClient = false"> COLLAPSE </span>
</div>
<div>
<child-comp [expandAll]="expandAllClient"(flagChanged)="flagChanged($event)"></child-comp>
</div>
and dont forget to add :
@Input() expandAll: boolean = false; in your ts file
and in child comp you can directly use expandall(here) in all your operation like:
<div [ngClass]="{'openPanel': expandAll}></div>
here openpanel class will get applied if you have clicked EXPAND span in parent component
回答5:
you should read about change detection.
if you want to change data from parent component and others use service or ngrx-store also you can use redux
回答6:
Try to get the changes by ngOnChanges
use it in the child component
ngOnChanges(changes: import("@angular/core").SimpleChanges): void {
}