I have created a custom directive which has two values. first is config object and second is data object. I modify this config and data objects inside my directive which is reflecting it in parent scope. Which is causing me error when I have to use directive multiple times.
I followed https://umur.io/angularjs-directives-using-isolated-scope-with-attributes/ and I am using isolated scope.
I want one way data binding for objects in isolated scope. Whatever I change in directive function it should not reflect in the parent scope.
below is scope of directive.
scope: {
config: "&config",
dataObj: "&dataObj"
}
here is how I access it in the link function of directive
var config = scope.config();
var dataObj= scope.dataObj();
I am assuming that pass by reference is happening here.
I am adding JSbin. check the console the value of object is changing and reflecting in parent scope.
passing text is one-way binding(@)
and passing object is two-way binding(=)
passing object as text
<custom-directive config="{{config}}"></custom-directive>
scope in directive
scope: {
config: "@"
}
converting the string back to object in link
var config = angular.fromJson(scope.config);
You are correct, the issue is that your JavaScript objects are being passed by reference. Using a one-way binding copies the reference, but the reference will still point to the same object.
My impression from the Angular docs for directives has always been:
If you want to treat the bound object from the parent as immutable, you can create a deep copy the objects inside your link code using angular.copy :
var config = angular.copy(scope.config());
var dataObj = angular.copy(scope.dataObj());
Alternatively, you can use a two-way binding for this and copy the object in the same way:
scope: {
config: "=",
dataObj: "="
}
// ...
// Inside the link function of the directive.
// Note that scope.config and scope.dataObj are no longer functions!
var config = angular.copy(scope.config);
var dataObj = angular.copy(scope.dataObj);
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