I have a form where I'm collecting phone numbers (mobile, personal, other). I need to have at least input populated. I'm trying to use Angular2 FormBuilder.
After much research I'm having a problem getting my head around this problem. I know I can do it using other methods but I was wondering if it's possible using FormBuilder Validators. If I add "Validators.required" then all 3 fields are required. Any suggestions or ideas?
phone: this._fb.group(
{
other: [''],
personal: [''],
mobile: [''],
}
Base on the hint from " JB Nizet", here's what I had to implement to make it work:
My group Validator (it still needs tweaking):
static phoneExists(group: FormGroup): { [key: string]: any } {
if (null != group) {
var other: AbstractControl = group.controls['other'];
var mobile: AbstractControl = group.controls['mobile'];
var personal: AbstractControl = group.controls['personal'];
var data: Object = group.value;
return (
(other.valid && isEmptyInputValue(other.value))
&& (mobile.valid && isEmptyInputValue(mobile.value))
&& (personal.valid && isEmptyInputValue(personal.value))
)
? { 'required': true }
: null;
}
}
My group change:
phone: this._fb.group(
{
other: [''],
personal: [''],
mobile: [''],
},
{ validator: MyValidators.phoneExists }
)
It took me a while, but the key is to add the key word "validator" and it will cause the group validator to fire.
In the HTML i added the following:
<small *ngIf="!myForm.controls.profile.controls.phone.valid" class="text-danger">
At least one phone is required.
</small>
I hope this help anyone else.
I use an atLeastOne
function that creates a custom validator based on any existing validator:
import { FormGroup, ValidationErrors, ValidatorFn } from '@angular/forms';
export const atLeastOne = (validator: ValidatorFn) => (
group: FormGroup,
): ValidationErrors | null => {
const hasAtLeastOne =
group &&
group.controls &&
Object.keys(group.controls).some(k => !validator(group.controls[k]));
return hasAtLeastOne ? null : { atLeastOne: true };
};
The beauty is that you can use any validator with it and not just Validators.required
.
In OP's case, it'll be used like this:
{
phone: this._fb.group({
other: [''],
personal: [''],
mobile: [''],
}, { validator: atLeastOne(Validators.required) })
}
This is a generic code that you can use with every FormGroup:
export function AtLeastOneFieldValidator(group: FormGroup): {[key: string]: any} {
let isAtLeastOne = false;
if (group && group.controls) {
for (const control in group.controls) {
if (group.controls.hasOwnProperty(control) && group.controls[control].valid && group.controls[control].value) {
isAtLeastOne = true;
break;
}
}
}
return isAtLeastOne ? null : { 'required': true };
}
And the usage:
@Component({
selector: 'app-customers',
templateUrl: './customers.component.html',
styleUrls: ['./customers.component.scss']
})
export class CustomersComponent implements OnInit {
public searchCustomerForm: FormGroup;
constructor() { }
ngOnInit() {
this.searchCustomerForm = new FormGroup({
customerID: new FormControl(''),
customerEmail: new FormControl(''),
customerFirstName: new FormControl(''),
customerLastName: new FormControl('')
}, AtLeastOneFieldValidator);
}
}
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/40321033/angular2-formbuilder-validatiors-require-at-least-one-field-in-a-group-to-be-fi