I am trying to take a look at AngularJS, with a cf backend
I have the following code that pulls a regular cfquery called getIndex which pulls five rows of columns each (
ng-repeat can handle an array or an object. For an object, use the "(key, value)" syntax.
This won't solve your problem though, unless you reformat your data like so:
{ 'Yasteel':'Si', 'Kyleigh':'No', ... }
Then you can do this:
<div ng-repeat="(first,last) in people">
{{first}} - {{last}} <br>
</div>
@Mark Thanks for the help. My question was specifically about converting a CFQUERY to something ANGULAR could deal with. With a little help from Ben Nadel's article about Angular and an article about converting a query to an array of structs. I got it completed.
For those CFers that will find this go get Ben's queryToArray. Here is an example with a query that contains the columns firstName, lastName, age.
<cfscript>
a = createObject('component','angular');
getQuery = a.getQuery();
QueryArray = a.queryToArray(getQuery);
</cfscript>
<script type="text/javascript">
var theQuery = <cfoutput>#serializeJSON(QueryArray)#</cfoutput>;
function dataLooper($scope){
$scope.people = theQuery;
}
</script>
<div ng-controller="dataLooper">
<div ng-repeat="person in people">
{{person.FIRSTNAME}} - {{person.LASTNAME}} - {{person.AGE}}<br>
</div>
</div>
I hope this helps someone else who is trying to learn Angular!