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How to map many to many relationships in angular 7
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I'm just setting out on an Angular 7 project and wanted a decent way to join 2 entities together in a linked table. I'm looking at https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-treeview which could work but is not ideal because the tree needs to then be iterated to make each currently stored relationship show as checked. This is a slow process on larger trees and I was wondering if there might be a better solution than rendering the tree then iterating the values.
As a brief outline I'm linking products and services with a many to many relationship in EF Core so in the ngx ui for the product I'm listing the services in a tree view which can be checked to add the relationship. It's becoming a bit unwieldy with the shear amount of data.
getTree(): TreeviewItem[]
let services = this.servicesService.services$;
const tree = [];
services.forEach(s =>
let c = [
];
s.products.forEach(p =>
c.push(
text: p.name + ' - ' + p.id, value: p.id, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
);
const treeItem = new TreeviewItem(
text: s.name + ' - ' + s.id, value: s.id, children: c, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
tree.push(treeItem);
);
return tree;
This displays the tree then I have to iterate with
let products = this.productsService.products$;
angular entity-framework .net-core
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I'm just setting out on an Angular 7 project and wanted a decent way to join 2 entities together in a linked table. I'm looking at https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-treeview which could work but is not ideal because the tree needs to then be iterated to make each currently stored relationship show as checked. This is a slow process on larger trees and I was wondering if there might be a better solution than rendering the tree then iterating the values.
As a brief outline I'm linking products and services with a many to many relationship in EF Core so in the ngx ui for the product I'm listing the services in a tree view which can be checked to add the relationship. It's becoming a bit unwieldy with the shear amount of data.
getTree(): TreeviewItem[]
let services = this.servicesService.services$;
const tree = [];
services.forEach(s =>
let c = [
];
s.products.forEach(p =>
c.push(
text: p.name + ' - ' + p.id, value: p.id, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
);
const treeItem = new TreeviewItem(
text: s.name + ' - ' + s.id, value: s.id, children: c, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
tree.push(treeItem);
);
return tree;
This displays the tree then I have to iterate with
let products = this.productsService.products$;
angular entity-framework .net-core
add a comment |
I'm just setting out on an Angular 7 project and wanted a decent way to join 2 entities together in a linked table. I'm looking at https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-treeview which could work but is not ideal because the tree needs to then be iterated to make each currently stored relationship show as checked. This is a slow process on larger trees and I was wondering if there might be a better solution than rendering the tree then iterating the values.
As a brief outline I'm linking products and services with a many to many relationship in EF Core so in the ngx ui for the product I'm listing the services in a tree view which can be checked to add the relationship. It's becoming a bit unwieldy with the shear amount of data.
getTree(): TreeviewItem[]
let services = this.servicesService.services$;
const tree = [];
services.forEach(s =>
let c = [
];
s.products.forEach(p =>
c.push(
text: p.name + ' - ' + p.id, value: p.id, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
);
const treeItem = new TreeviewItem(
text: s.name + ' - ' + s.id, value: s.id, children: c, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
tree.push(treeItem);
);
return tree;
This displays the tree then I have to iterate with
let products = this.productsService.products$;
angular entity-framework .net-core
I'm just setting out on an Angular 7 project and wanted a decent way to join 2 entities together in a linked table. I'm looking at https://www.npmjs.com/package/ngx-treeview which could work but is not ideal because the tree needs to then be iterated to make each currently stored relationship show as checked. This is a slow process on larger trees and I was wondering if there might be a better solution than rendering the tree then iterating the values.
As a brief outline I'm linking products and services with a many to many relationship in EF Core so in the ngx ui for the product I'm listing the services in a tree view which can be checked to add the relationship. It's becoming a bit unwieldy with the shear amount of data.
getTree(): TreeviewItem[]
let services = this.servicesService.services$;
const tree = [];
services.forEach(s =>
let c = [
];
s.products.forEach(p =>
c.push(
text: p.name + ' - ' + p.id, value: p.id, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
);
const treeItem = new TreeviewItem(
text: s.name + ' - ' + s.id, value: s.id, children: c, collapsed: true, checked: false
);
tree.push(treeItem);
);
return tree;
This displays the tree then I have to iterate with
let products = this.productsService.products$;
angular entity-framework .net-core
angular entity-framework .net-core
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