HTML导入angular2应用程序并传递参数

Question

I want to use webcomponents and HTML import to import an angular2 module into another webapplication which do not use angular2. I know HTML import is only natively supported in few browsers but i will use the polymer framework to pollify other browsers.

I can import the angular app but i'm unable to pass parameters to the angular app from my web app that imports the angular app. I'm trying this:

 <dom-module id="sale-stats"> <link rel="import" href="../bower_components/polymer/polymer.html"> <template> <!-- contains my angular app bundled js files --> <link rel="import" href="imports.html"> {{saleid}} <!-- this displays the saleid just to see that the parameter is passed to the webcomponent --> <app-root saleid='{{saleid}}'>Loading... </app-root> </template> <script> HTMLImports.whenReady(function () { Polymer({ is: 'sale-stats', properties: { saleid: { type: String, value: '0' } }, }); }); </script> </dom-module> <script src="/Scripts/webcomponentsjs/webcomponents-lite.js"></script> <link rel="import" href="http://localhost:9600/salestats/index.html" /> <sale-stats saleid="1234567"></sale-stats>

How do i pass parameters to my angular app when using the angular app as a webcomponent that is imported into another app? Or is it just completely wrong to try and import an angular app as an webcomponent?

Answer 1

In order to polyfill HTML Imports, you just have to include HTMLImports.js which is available in the webcomponents.js repository. You can install it with bower (or npm ):

bower install webcomponentsjs

Just include the polyfill before the <link> element:

<script src=".../bower_components/webcomponentsjs/HTMLImports.js"></script>

To wait for the imported file to be loaded, you can use the Promise, or instead wait for the standard onload event. For example:

<script src=".../bower_components/webcomponentsjs/HTMLImports.js"></script>
<link rel="import" href="imports.html" onload="run( 1234567 )">

Inside the imported HTML file:

<!-- contains my angular app bundled js files -->
<script>
    function run ( id ) 
    {
        var app = document.createElement( 'app-root' )
        app.setAttribute( 'saleid', id )
        document.body.appendChild( app )                
    }
</script>

Notes: you can also place the onload callback function in the main document. Also, the import is synchronous on native implementation (Chrome and Opera); use async in <link> if you don't want to block the parsing.