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@Amidamaru Not sure I understand you correctly. Your API should respond with a JSON encoded data which can be easily parsed by Angular/2.
Are you returning a JSON encoded HTML table?
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Can AngularJS 2 work with a JSON fetched table?
I am fetching the tables from the server using JSON and converted the files into a file. The html contains the records saved to the file.
I want to use AngularJS and do some pagination and ajax search. My question is, can Angularjs2 worked with this kind of html table that was using JSON ?
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@primordial At the moment, i am returning a json encoded html table. i'm trying to use angular2 for pagination and search sort.
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@Amidamaru I would suggest pagination should occur server side, for scalability. Your API is best returning pure JSON, let Angular handle the HTML formatting.
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@primordial Got It. Thank you Guru.
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@primordial When you say pagination should occur server Side. Can you give an example of what kind of technique is this. Is this node js or what? Thanks.
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@Amidamaru You should be paginating the data using Laravel and returning JSON encoded data for the page you wish to view. Use Angular to format the response in a HTML table. If you use the Length Aware Paginator (https://laravel.com/api/5.3/Illuminate/Contracts/Pagination/LengthAwarePaginator.html) it will return additional information about total pages etc... which you can use on the Angular side.
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@Amidamaru I published a package a couple of weeks ago. Nobody has ever used it but it's an example of how I return paginated data from an API which I format using Angular. Feel free to ask any questions.
https://github.com/WebConfection/illuminate-searchable-repositories
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@primordial Thank you. I'm having an idea of what you mean. My project is a fresh install and uses packages.
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