Has Angular.dart directive an equivalent to Angula

Question

In AngularJS there is an attribute for directives (and others) to specify if it can be instantiated by an element name or an attribute - like restrict:EA for element AND attribute.

The file angular.dart / lib / directive / ng_a.dart contains a comment * @restrict E which indicates the directive is for the <A> element.

Is restrict not necessary in Angular.dart?
What is the replacement?

Answer 1

Correct, Angular.dart doesn't have restrict, so please disregard the comment in ng_a.dart, it's probably just a copy-paste from JS version. All directives/components/controllers use selector, so you normally need to be very specific. If you need an equivalent of restrict:EA, you could apply two annotations on the class. Ex:

@NgDirective(selector: 'foo')
@NgDirective(selector: '[foo]')
class FooDirective {

}