What's the best way to reduce repetition of form element attributes in angularjs? -


i'm designing angularjs 1.5.x app have lots of forms , lots of fields per form. i'm finding i'm repeating attributes lot, e.g.:

<div class="form-group">     <label class="control-label" for="thing.field1">field 1</label>     <input class="form-control ctrl-md"            type="text"            id="thing.field1"            name="field1"            ng-model="thing.field1"            ng-maxlength="30"            required            uib-tooltip="field 1 required"            tooltip-placement="right"            tooltip-trigger="none"            tooltip-is-open="thingform1.field1.$invalid && showvalidationerr('thing1')"            ng-blur="fieldblur('thing1')">     </div> 

i've attempted use directive + template, , works more or less, seems complex , slow.

is there way make input reusable? or should used doing lot of copy+paste in editor?

in addition reducing repetitive coding, nice able change elements in 1 place, in case want change tooltip position on fields example.

there many ways. have @ library http://angular-formly.com/. in projects use plain inputs , writing directives in complex cases, 2 field controls. or special field card expiration date.

update

ok, have @ pls. angular: better form validation solution

you have 3 solutions:

  1. to store attributes is.
  2. to store group of attributes, commonly used together, in directive. or use directive utilize array of properties. validation directive in example.
  3. to use directive transclusion utilize 1st , 2nd approach. can swap elements position (such label, input control, error hint) in single place. plus can create property like... preset on directive , store attribute presets in it.

so, told, there many ways reduce number of attribute repetition.


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