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Informations about the package angular-material-bundle

Angular Material Bundle

Installation

Install the bundle the usual way:

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Dump The Assets

Symfony 2.x

Symfony 3.x

Install the Assets

Symfony 2.x

Symfony 3.x

Wire-Up JavaScript

Wire-Up Material Stylesheets

Wire-Up the Form Template

Symfony 2.x

Symfony 3.x

Create Your Angular App

Create an Angular app and include the symfony.mdForm as a dependency. This will also bring in the Angular, Material, Animate, Aria and Messages modules.

If you want to use the Bundled Addons, include the addons module:

Connect Your App and Controllers in Templates

You can connect you Angular app in the base template or any extended templates. How you configure your templates to work with your Angular application is up to you.

Material Icons

You can use Assetic to load Material Icons from the CDN.

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Bundled Addons

As I used Angular Material inside Symfony, I decided to make some helper directives to help with things like Toast Alerts and Dialogs.

sf-alert

The sf-alert directive is an element directive to display toast alerts. Alerts are automatically displayed when the page load completes.

Attributes

Attribute Definition
sf-alert-action The text as it appears on the action button
sf-alert-position The position of the alert using any combination of 'top, right, bottom, left, end, start'
sf-alert-auto-wrap Automatically wrap the contents of the Toast message. Defaults to true
sf-alert-capsule Adds md-capsule to the Toast
sf-alert-hide-delay The number of milliseconds the message displays before hiding the message. 0 disables auto-hiding and is the default value.
sf-alert-parent The CSS selector of the element the Toast message will align to. Best to use an ID here, as the first item found will be used.

sf-dialog-link

The sf-dialog directive can be used as an attribute or a class. I've found this directive to be very useful.

When the directive is applied to an existing a or md-button element, the URL in the href or ng-href attribute are loaded and rendered using the $mdDialog service.

The $http service is used to make the request call and load the response. The sf-dialog directive overrides the $http service to pass the request header X-Requested-With: XMLHttpRequest in order to allow twig to use {% app.request.isXmlHttpRequest() %}.

Attributes

Attribute Definition
href, ng-href The URL to load in the dialog
sf-dialog-method The HTTP Method used for the request
sf-dialog-data Sets the data attribute for the $http service
sf-dialog-controller Set the controller to be used for the dialog. A default controller is used which provides a method closeDialog that should be bound to a close button. The controller, default or custom, is aliased as 'dialog'.
sf-dialog-success A callback triggered when $mdDialog.hide() is called.
sf-dialog-cancel A callback triggered when $mdDialog.cancel() is called.
sf-dialog-error A callback triggered when an error is reported the HTTP response with the returned $err object as the only parameter. Default behavior shows a Toast with the error message.
sf-dialog-fullscreen An option to toggle whether the dialog should show in fullscreen or not. Defaults to false.
sf-dialog-has-backdrop Whether there should be an opaque backdrop behind the dialog. Default true.
sf-dialog-click-outside-to-cancel Whether the user can click outside the dialog to close it. Default false.
sf-dialog-disable-parent-scroll Whether to disable scrolling while the dialog is open. Default true.

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