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AngularJS - Angular Egg (ngEgg)

Angular Egg by Scriptwerx [http://www.scriptwerx.io] is an AngularJS Directive implementation of egg.js [https://github.com/mikeflynn/egg.js] by Mike Flynn. Description Provides a simple directive

9 years ago

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Angular Egg by Scriptwerx is an AngularJS Directive implementation of egg.js by Mike Flynn.

Description

Provides a simple directive which allows you to easily add web easter eggs by watching the user's key strokes.

Dependencies

Angular Egg depends on angular.js, and is tested on version 1.3.14.

Installation

Angular Egg is available through npm; to install use:

npm install --save-dev angular-egg

Angular Egg is also packaged as a bower component; to install use:

bower install angular-egg

You can of course; download the directive from the git repository.

Usage

Simply add the Angular Egg asset to your project and include it in your HTML or as part of your build process.

<script type="text/javascript" src="angular-egg.min.js"></script>

angular-egg.js should appear after angular.js is included. Prefer minified assets (.min) for production.

angular
    .module('myApp', ['ngEgg']);

Now that ngEgg is available within your application; you can make use of it within your DOM as follows:

<!-- EASTER EGG -->
<section data-ng-egg data-ng-model="vm.eggActivated">
	YOU FOUND THE EGG!
</section>

<!-- ACTUAL CONTENT (hidden when egg is activated) -->
<section data-ng-if="!vm.eggActivated">
	WELCOME TO MY APP
</section>

You can change the custom keystrokes required to activate the Easter Egg by including the keycode attribute within your DOM element:

<!-- EASTER EGG -->
<section data-ng-egg data-keycode="up,up,down,down" data-ng-model="vm.eggActivated">
	YOU FOUND THE EGG!
</section>

You need to pass the character sequence as a comma-delimited String.

We’re making use of ngModel in our directive to include a simple true/false switch that can be useful within your app to determine when/if the egg is activated.

N.B. Angular Egg will automatically hide itself and set the value switch via ngModel to false.

Controller as

As our code is designed with using the "controller as" way of writing AngularJS apps - vm is referring to our controller.

As a basic example:

<section data-ng-controller="MyController as vm">
	<!-- EASTER EGG -->
	<section data-ng-egg data-ng-model="vm.eggActivated">
		YOU FOUND THE EGG!
	</section>

	<!-- ACTUAL CONTENT (hidden when egg is activated) -->
	<section data-ng-if="!vm.eggActivated">
		WELCOME TO MY APP
	</section>
</section>

Todd Motto did a great writeup on the “controller as” syntax:

http://toddmotto.com/digging-into-angulars-controller-as-syntax/

Without a controller

You don't have to bind your variable to a controller at all if you don't need to, but in doing so; you can greatly expand upon the basic functionality included within the directive as you then have a trigger that you could use throughout your application.

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Published 9 years ago