FormValidatorFor - omf-required/omf-is-number not exposed as directive inputs

[PetterT2]

To be able to use true/false pattern i.e. not have different html markup it would be nice with omf-required/omf-is-number as directive inputs

[khdi]

@PetterT2 Is this fixed in your custom validation directive?

[PetterT2]

@khdi
Yes, all validation types has been exposed as inputs.
(The validator i supplied only needs some more testing of these validation-types i.e. isNumber, minValue/maxValue, minLength maxLength e.g. testing against arrays etc)

this should also be solved by thevalidator i sent:
#38

There is also a small sample attached showing the intended usage , including a custom validator function.

the thing not described in the sample is my thoughts about how to use it for components handling inputs of different types. I.e. a component intended to fill a specific data-model:

pseudocode:

----------Component TestExternalValidator view------------
<input [(ngModel)]="inputValue1"></input>
<ValueValidation [validator]="validatorPassedToComponentAsInput" [checkValue]="inputValue1" [isRequired]="true"></ValueValidation>
<input [(ngModel)]="inputValue2"></input>
<ValueValidation [validator]="validatorPassedToComponentAsInput" [checkValue]="inputValue2" [isRequired]="true"></ValueValidation>
<input [(ngModel)]="inputValue3"></input>
<ValueValidation [validator]="validatorPassedToComponentAsInput" [checkValue]="inputValue3" [isRequired]="true"></ValueValidation>

------------------------End----------------------------------------
--------------Component TestExternalValidator  -TS-------------------------------------

@Input("validator") validatorPassedToComponentAsInput: Validator = null;

public inputValue1: string = "";
...etc
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-----------User of component - view ---------------------------------
<div Validator #validatorToUse="Validator">

<--Will be validated on click below-->
<TestExternalValidator [Validator]=validatorToUse></TestExternalValidator >

<input [(ngModel)]="otherValue"></input>
<--Will be validated on click below-->
<ValueValidation [validator]="validatorToUse" [checkValue]="otherValue" [isRequired]="true"></ValueValidation>

<button type="button" class="btn btn-default btn-primary" [ValidatorTriggerFor]="validatorToUse" (validatedClick)="doSomethingOnValid(param1)" >Validate all including component now</button>

</div>
----------------------User of component - view - end----------------------------------------