Closed trollkotze closed 6 years ago
Oh, I found it. The syntax is {$index}
.
Found it in the example.
But what about nested indexes? Rivets.js has this syntax now:
<ul rv-each-whatever="items">
<li>{ %items% }: whatever</li>
</ul>
The index of the iterated array items
here can be accessed with { %items% }
. In this way, it is possible to distinguish indexes of nested rv-each
iterations.
Is something like that also possible in tinybind?
Oh, I see. That's how it works:
<ul rv-each-whatever="items" index-property="something">
<li>{ something }: whatever</li>
</ul>
Would be worth documenting, I think.
Added docs in https://github.com/blikblum/tinybind/commit/a57e594ca5cab7831ddab79375a1d2506b995687
Should be online soon
The documentation says under "Differences from rivets.js":
Issue 551 and pull-request 552 from rivets.js, which are referred to here, talk about this feature, but it's not clear how (and if) it is implemented in tinybind. The rivets.js generic
{ index }
does not work, nor the other syntax{ %item% }
that was later added in rivets.Is it possible to access the iteration index inside rv-each in tinybind?