I am applying an AngularJS filter programmatically like so:
filtered = $filter('number')(value, 2);
This will give me something like 5,000.00. I need a way to take the filtered value and strip out the formatting so I can get 5000 from 5,000.00. I can do this with javascript but thought there might be a way to do this using Angular that I am not familiar with.
Thoughts?
Anything you can do in vanilla js or jQuery, you can do it in AngularJS, most of the times. So yes you can convert float/double into int in AngularJS, like this
in controller :
$scope.floatNum1 = 12.00
$scope.floatNum2 = 10.89
In View :
{{floatNum1 | number:0}} // it will render 12
{{floatNum2 | number:0}} //it will render 11
Hope this is what you were looking for
How about to create own custom filter?
app.filter('round', function() {
return function(input, count) {
var output;
//Your code here
output = Math.floor(input, count); //something like that
return output;
}
});
and
filtered = $filter('round')(value, 2);
or in html:
<span ng-bind="myVal | round:2"></span> <!-- or <span> {{myVal | round}} </span> -->
Here is a jsFiddle
Just parse as float without commas:
var filtered = '5,000,000.00';
var source = parseFloat(filtered.replace(/,/g, ''));
I used Joaozito Polo's answer but added g modifier to the RegExp because without it it will replace only 1 comma.
