Issue
Calling functions inside the template causes infinite calls
<div>{{ renderHtml() }}</div>
The same behavior depicts inside *ngIf
expression
While the template has multiple expressions, writing duplicating *ngIf
expression inside the template doesn't fit DRY principle
In some angular projects, I have met get method calls in .ts
*ngIf="dryState"
get dryState() {return boolean }
Are getters a proper way to avoid *ngIf
duplication?
Or the only correct way is to use pipes?
Solution
Getters in a template behave exactly the same as functions in a template, they get called with every change detection. You can easily see this yourself if you put some console.log
in the getter. So better use properties or pure pipes.
Answered By - slim
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