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AncientSwordRage / nWoD-db

Web app for creating new world of darkness characters and browsing character data (Mage spells, vampire disciplines merits, etc)
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JSON attributes are unsorted #10

Open AncientSwordRage opened 9 years ago

AncientSwordRage commented 9 years ago

Incorrectly sorted attributes

Attributes are unordered.

This is because the current attributes are as such:

"Mental": {
            "Level": 2,
            "Intelligence": 1,
            "Wits": 1,
            "Resolve": 1
        },

JSON will need to be altered to state 'order' or type (Power/Fineese/Resistance).

Not sure how best to do so, and thus tell Angular how to order them:

e.g. {{ data| orderBy : ????}}

rozza2058 commented 9 years ago

attributes: { mental: [ { name: intelligence, value: 1, order: 1 } ] }

should do it, if you use ng-repeat="attr in mentalattributes | orderBy:'order'".

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Attributes are unordered. Not sure how best to tell Angular how to order them:

e.g. {{ data| orderBy : ????}}

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AncientSwordRage commented 9 years ago

@rozza2058 that works, but I need to specify in the backend somewhere about the order, before I create the JSON for Angular noms.

rozza2058 commented 9 years ago

Yes, you would. That's your area. You don't have to order it if you don't want to - the front end can take care of the ordering to display it.

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@rozza2058 https://github.com/rozza2058 that works, but I need to specify in the backend somewhere about the order, before I create the JSON for Angular noms.

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AncientSwordRage commented 9 years ago

@rozza2058 Yeah, That's my areas thus assigning it to my self :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:.

How could this be handled by the front end without changing the JSON?

rozza2058 commented 9 years ago

Common sense. We know what the order should be, so we find the attribute that matches the expected name.

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@rozza2058 https://github.com/rozza2058 Yeah, That's my areas thus assigning it to my self [image: :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:].

How could this be handled by the front end without changing the JSON?

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AncientSwordRage commented 9 years ago

Ah the old fashioned way. On 3 Mar 2015 12:14, "rozza2058" notifications@github.com wrote:

Common sense. We know what the order should be, so we find the attribute that matches the expected name.

On Tue, Mar 3, 2015 at 12:05 PM, AncientSwordRage < notifications@github.com> wrote:

@rozza2058 https://github.com/rozza2058 Yeah, That's my areas thus assigning it to my self [image: :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:].

How could this be handled by the front end without changing the JSON?

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