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Question: How can I take the selected sizes as an index to map and display the proper price and tsin eq to the sizes index


Notice:

  • I'm trying to create a relationship between sizes, prices, tsin

      "Black": { "sizes": "X Small, Small", "prices": '$22.24, $24.94', "tsin": "111002, 111003" }, 

eg if the color black was picked and the size selected was of index [0](or - X Small) then on ng-change the price would update to $22.24 and the tsin is 111002


UPDATE: I've updated the fiddle to get a bit closer but the prototypical inheritance isn't there. I just wanted to illustrate the desired effect

UPDATED JSFiddle

UPDATED 2x Callebe gave me a solution that gotten me closer but still not desired or working properly

JSFiddle

I have a simple controller with some fake data coming in from an $http:

var app = angular.module("app", []);

app.controller('Ctrl', function ($scope, $filter, $http) {
    //lowest price is coming in from the init api request on production
    var lowestPrice = '$21.24';
    // exposes currentPrice to the view
    $scope.currentPrice = lowestPrice;

    // function to change the currentPrice to the selected Products price
    $scope.getCurrentPrice = function(idx) {
          $scope.currentPrice = idx;
    }
 //fake data that simulates a piece of the json object response. 
 $scope.productData = {
  "colors_and_sizes": {
    "data": {
      "Black": {
        "prices": '$21.24, $29.94',
        "swatch_image": 'http://lorempixel.com/50/50',
        "sizes": "X Small, Small",
        "prices": '$22.24, $24.94',
        "tsin": "111002, 111003"
      },
      "Blue": {

        "swatch_image": 'http://lorempixel.com/50/51',
        "sizes": "X Small, Small",
        "prices": '$22.24, $24.94',
        "tsin": "112005, 112007"
      }
    }
  }
};

});

Notice:

  • I know i know, The data is coming in pretty badly for what I'm trying to do.

the sizes prices and tsin are strings. However, I split them them when I get to the view:

<form ng-app="app" ng-controller="Ctrl" ng-init="item = this">
    <div class="color-pick" 
         ng-repeat="(key, val) in productData.colors_and_sizes.data track by $index">
        <input 
             type="radio" 
             name="colors" 
             hidden="true"  
             ng-model="item.myColor" 
             ng-value="key" />

        <img 
             ng-click="item.myColor = key" 
             ng-src="{{val.swatch_image}}" 
             alt="">
        {{key}} 

        <div class="size-pick" ng-show="item.myColor==key">
            <select 
                ng-model="item.mySize"

                <!--split the sizes into an array call it choice -->
                <!--idx as choice  could be idx to get key but then breaks the value cannot do (idx, choice) as choice for (idx, choice) in val.sizes.split(',') -->
                ng-options="choice as choice for (idx, choice) in val.sizes.split(',')">
                <option value="">Please select a size</option>

                ng-change="setCurrentPrice(val.sizes.split(',')[idx])"
            </select>
        </div>

    </div>
</form>

in the end I would like 4 values to be displayed on the view:

mySize: {{ item.mySize}}
myColor: {{item.myColor}}
myPrice: {{item.currentPrice}} 
myTsin: {{item.myTsin}} 

Again please check out my (OLD FIDDLE UPDATE ABOVE) JSfiddle

Its simple take a look at this

Working Demo

html

<select ng-model="item.mySize" ng-change="setCurrentPrice(val.sizes.split(','),val.prices.split(','),val.tsin.split(','))" ng-options="choice as choice for (idx, choice) in val.sizes.split(',')">
     <option value="">Please select a size</option>
</select>

script

$scope.setCurrentPrice = function(sizes, prices, tsin) {
        var index = sizes.indexOf($scope.item.mySize);
        $scope.item.myPrice = prices[index];
        $scope.item.myTsin = tsin[index];
        $scope.item.currentPrice = prices[index];
        $scope.item.mySize = sizes[index];
    };

You can declare a controller function that receive item as parameter and calculate the others attributes.

$scope.fillItem = function(item) {
    var color = $scope.productData.colors_and_sizes.data[item.myColor];
    if(!color) return;

    var size = item.mySize,
    index = -1, i = 0,
    sizes = color.sizes.split(","),
    prices = color.prices.split(","),
    tsin = color.tsin.split(",");

    while(index == -1 && i < sizes.length) {
        if(sizes[i] == size) index = i;
        i++;
    }

    if(index >= 0) {
        item.currentPrice = prices[i];
        item.myTsin = tsin[i];
    }
}

your html:

<img  ng-click="item.myColor = key; fillItem(item);" 
      ng-src="{{val.swatch_image}}" 
      alt="">

<div class="size-pick" ng-show="item.myColor==key">
        <select 
            ng-model="item.mySize"
            ng-change="fillItem(item);"
            ng-options="choice as choice for (idx, choice) in val.sizes.split(',')">
            <option value="">Please select a size</option>
        </select>
    </div>

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