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Angular-related attributes pattern matching refactor #53

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ghaschel opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 0 comments
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Angular-related attributes pattern matching refactor #53

ghaschel opened this issue Sep 13, 2022 · 0 comments
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Complete rewrite of the Angular-related attributes Regex Patterns to match separately the following attributes in order to allow differentiation and customization:

  • Input Bindings (One Way Bindings)
    • [oneWay]=""
    • [attr.syntax]=""
    • [style.syntax.unit]=""
    • [@animmationTrigger]=""
    • [@animmationTrigger.done]=""
  • Double Way Bindings (Standard Syntax)
    • [(twoWay)]=""
  • Double Way Bindings (Non-Standard Syntax)
    • ([twoWay])=""
  • Event Handlers (e.g.: click, change)
    • (eventHandler)=""
  • Template Variables (with parameters)
    • #templateVariables=""
  • Template Variables (without parameters)
    • #templateVariables
  • Sugar Syntax (with parameters)
    • *ngFor="" and things alike
  • Sugar Syntax (without parameters)
    • *matHeaderCell and things alike
  • Prefixed syntax attributes (with parameters)
    • let-variable=""
    • ref-variable=""
  • Prefixed syntax attributes (without parameters)
    • let-variable
    • ref-variable
  • Annimation Trigger
    • @annimationTrigger
@ghaschel ghaschel added the refactor feature refactor label Sep 13, 2022
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refactor(multiple items): first step of current refactor
06a462b 
there are a bunch of changes being made, and it will be listed as related issues with the current
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BREAKING CHANGE: the whole grammar is changing

re #55, re #54, re #53
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