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Great course, really interesting. Too bad there are no captions and subtitles, not even in english, for the video lessons otherwise I would have bought it right away. 😢
I hope this video will bring some new knowledge for you today. Share this video with your colleagues if you find it useful, subscribe to my channel and of course leave your feedback :) Have a great day!
I am ashamed to say that I never really understood the control value accessor in my +2 years of angular career, you explained it really well, thank you!
Although this video is already 4 years old, it is still very helpful, easy to follow and compatible with the latest angular(18) version. Thank you very much!
Nice tip. Thanks😊. I'm gonna use it in my project. This is the best way to handle reusable form control in different forms. We are currently handling the way you said it initially how we handle if we don't know the Value accessor 😅
Awesome content! I was bashing my head against a wall yesterday trying to get this to work, guess I didn't understand the API. You made it very clear and I was able to implement what I needed. Thank you so much!
Hi! valueChanges is being triggered every time you call onChange function. Error handling I have partly covered in this video: ruclips.net/video/AZsw2nRxkBk/видео.html
Hello, on your next video could you possibly talk about implementing ControlValueAccessor together with MatFormFieldControl (Angular Material)? I think the most challenging part is to get it to work with the errorState when using validators.
Hi! Great feedback, thank you! Exactly ControlValueAccessor together with MatFormFieldControl will be covered in 3rd part :) Could you please tell me more what is exactly challenging for you in errorState? Actually errorState was not initially included but maybe I will adjust my video script and cover it as well or create separate video if this topic will be too big.
@@DecodedFrontend binding NgControl's error property with the errorState attribute, so that the component would turn red if there was a validation that is not met.
I'm new to angular and never had to use this before cause normally I am a c#. Net dev. But your Video was realy easy to understand. U helped me a lot geetz from dev to dev 👍😉
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Very nice video Dmytro, I am a big fan of yours. Keep making such valuable videos. I have one topic for you. Can you explain MAT_INPUT_VALUE_ACCESSOR of material Input? I am confused about its uses and how it is working under the hood and how can we get benefit after providing in providers.
Best explanation of Control Value Accessors on the web, but i still don't know what multi: true does. Angular documentation is as "good" as in Control Value Accessors docs.
Can you create a video on the following topic or at least suggest a way of implementing it: The scenario: 1 page component which has 2 children: First child is a complex component with a lot of children and deep inside one of them there is a generic reusable component which holds a reactive form. The second child of the page component is another form which again is used on multiple places. However exactly on this page component there should be a sync between the two forms (the form from the second component should check the validity of the other deep nested form before being submittable). I have tried to create a service, which is provided on a root level and to store the reference of the deep nested form there. It seems to work but I believe that there are better ways of achieving this, since each time this component is used on different places the reference of the form within the service is being replaced. BTW you content is amazing! Keep up with the good work!
The repo you can find here github.com/DMezhenskyi/angular-cdk-lessons You can go to commits and rollback to the commit before the control value accessor example :)
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Awesome video! I'm using control.setValue(value i want) and it's firing writeValue, hence which method is called when I call setErrors or even markAsTouched?
Thank you! Glad you like it :) Maybe later on I create something about rxjs. So far I can say that try to avoid promises in Angular apps and prefer Observables and think twice before bringing RxJs somewhere else (React app as example) 😄
Great Video. Clear explanation. Can we use this control value Accessor with a component which can return multiple values with multiple inputs. Ex : date range with 2 datePickers or address component with several text boxes . Thanks !!! :)
Hi, Thanks! I am not sure that I understand completely your case but the value of your control accessor might be object where you can store as many values as you need :)
OnPush change detection strategy does not work using control value accessor? Because the form value change is not an input change, nor an event triggered in the custom control component
Yes, indeed. If you use onPush then you have to mark the component as “dirty” using markForCheck in the cases you described (e.g in writeValue() method)
Great video!! Super super helpful as ive been struggling with this for a while! On an unrelated note, what snippet are you using for that console.log? That's super neat and I would love to use it!
Hi! I am happy to hear that my video helped you to figure out this topic 😉 Regarding console.log, I use an extension for VS Code marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ChakrounAnas.turbo-console-log . Enjoy using it, it is really helpful extension
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. => ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
tbh in the example for this lock-icon i would just use a checkbox-input-element and restyle it to have this lock-icon. no need for CVA-stuff here. but nice showcase nevertheless :)
It's so you can make your own CUSTOM form control (a component) that fits in with the parent's formGroup, along with all your regular form controls. You now you can use your custom control just like you would, say, a regular textbox.
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function at LockInputComponent.setValue (lock-input.component.ts:46) at LockInputComponent_Template_mat_icon_click_2_listener (lock-input.component.html:2) at executeListenerWithErrorHandling (core.js:15272) at wrapListenerIn_markDirtyAndPreventDefault (core.js:15310)
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. => ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. => ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function at LockInputComponent.setValue (lock-input.component.ts:46) at LockInputComponent_Template_mat_icon_click_2_listener (lock-input.component.html:2) at executeListenerWithErrorHandling (core.js:15272) at wrapListenerIn_markDirtyAndPreventDefault (core.js:15310)
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Great course, really interesting. Too bad there are no captions and subtitles, not even in english, for the video lessons otherwise I would have bought it right away. 😢
Internet is filled with beginner tutorial.
But your content is advanced angular.
Kindly continue the series
Thanks! I will continue for sure ;)
I hope this video will bring some new knowledge for you today. Share this video with your colleagues if you find it useful, subscribe to my channel and of course leave your feedback :) Have a great day!
I am ashamed to say that I never really understood the control value accessor in my +2 years of angular career, you explained it really well, thank you!
Man your content is great. I love how the topics are a little more advanced but you still explain them clearly. Keep up the good work👍👍
Thanks for a great feedback! :)
Thank you very much, really enjoyed learn this new bit!!
This is the place to learn complex angular topics!!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Great video, you solve me some questions about this control value accessor implementation, thanks for sharing, best regards from cuba.
Although this video is already 4 years old, it is still very helpful, easy to follow and compatible with the latest angular(18) version. Thank you very much!
Great explanation, now I understand CVA. Thanks!
Thanks Dude , ur content is full of stuff i always wanted to understand but never found any content like yours , Thanks a lot
Thank you, Nixon! Happy to hear it
Nice tip. Thanks😊. I'm gonna use it in my project. This is the best way to handle reusable form control in different forms. We are currently handling the way you said it initially how we handle if we don't know the Value accessor 😅
Perfect, thank you! I love your step-by-step approach that slowly builds up until it's finished. I finally understand this topic!
Can you please let me know how we can do same for a dropdown which works same as ng-select ?
Very clear. Thank you.
Thank you for your feedback! :)
Another excellent tutorial! Congratulations!
This feature is explained masterfully. Thanks man. 💯
You are welcome :)
You may not know, How much you are helping us. Thank you.
Great work man. I know angular and worked on it. But the way you cleared the concept in depth I'm in love with angular. Keep growing brother. 🙂
nice.. haven't found any tutorial who can explain this at this level.. Keep up
Awesome explanation!
Great to hear that!
This tutorial helped me a lot. Thanks!
Each time I build a custom control I do it playing this video behind the scenes. Thanks @Dymitro, you made me good at work :)
Awesome content! I was bashing my head against a wall yesterday trying to get this to work, guess I didn't understand the API. You made it very clear and I was able to implement what I needed. Thank you so much!
Thanks for your feedback!I happy to hear that even quite old video became helpful
Excellent guide! Thanks!
Amazing tutorial! You explain things in a very easy way to understand, thanks =)
Thanks a lot 😊
Thank you for such a good explanation!
Could you please make a video about CVA and Angular Material? Seem the mat-error doesn’t work well when I use CVA
Your explanation was excelente! I finally understood control value accessor.
Thank you so much
good explanation 🔥, you really save my time thanks
Very clear. Thanks, what about errors, or valueChanges ?
Hi! valueChanges is being triggered every time you call onChange function. Error handling I have partly covered in this video: ruclips.net/video/AZsw2nRxkBk/видео.html
this is amazing. Thanks
Very helpful video with nice explanation. Please carry on with such amazing videos.
Thank you very much for feedback :)
Such a great explanation, thank you for your work!
So thoroughly well done!
at first it was slow spaced but you made it so easy to understand! thank you!
awesome, keep it up man !!!
u r best technically and in terms of explanation
Thanks man, you are true genius🔥
Do you have anything on the control container? Could be a topic for the future if not perhaps. :)
Hi Bill! What do you mean by "control container"? :)
Hello, on your next video could you possibly talk about implementing ControlValueAccessor together with MatFormFieldControl (Angular Material)? I think the most challenging part is to get it to work with the errorState when using validators.
Hi! Great feedback, thank you! Exactly ControlValueAccessor together with MatFormFieldControl will be covered in 3rd part :)
Could you please tell me more what is exactly challenging for you in errorState? Actually errorState was not initially included but maybe I will adjust my video script and cover it as well or create separate video if this topic will be too big.
@@DecodedFrontend binding NgControl's error property with the errorState attribute, so that the component would turn red if there was a validation that is not met.
Awesome explanation buddy! Subscribed immediately.. thank you. Pls do these kind of tutorial 👌
Thank you! :) I am glad you like it
Thanks for great video brother, Hats off
Thanks, man! :)
It was very useful for me. Thanks you so much!
Great stuff! 👌
Great explanation and work. Keep it up!!!! Any way to donate money for your work ?
I'm new to angular and never had to use this before cause normally I am a c#. Net dev. But your Video was realy easy to understand. U helped me a lot geetz from dev to dev 👍😉
Awesome! I am happy to hear that my video helped you to make things clearer. I wish you good luck with Angular! it is a great framework ;)
@@DecodedFrontend im Realy surprised from Angular it realy is by far the best frontend framework so far
it was so useful for me thank you again
like alway, great topic 💝
thank you
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Thank u. U make not not ordinary content
Thank you! I am glad that you like it ;)
Thank you for high quality content!
Very nice video Dmytro, I am a big fan of yours. Keep making such valuable videos. I have one topic for you. Can you explain MAT_INPUT_VALUE_ACCESSOR of material Input? I am confused about its uses and how it is working under the hood and how can we get benefit after providing in providers.
Best explanation of Control Value Accessors on the web, but i still don't know what multi: true does. Angular documentation is as "good" as in Control Value Accessors docs.
Very informative and useful. Thank you dmytro
Thank you for your feedback, Arpan! :)
Can you create a video on the following topic or at least suggest a way of implementing it:
The scenario: 1 page component which has 2 children: First child is a complex component with a lot of children and deep inside one of them there is a generic reusable component which holds a reactive form. The second child of the page component is another form which again is used on multiple places. However exactly on this page component there should be a sync between the two forms (the form from the second component should check the validity of the other deep nested form before being submittable). I have tried to create a service, which is provided on a root level and to store the reference of the deep nested form there. It seems to work but I believe that there are better ways of achieving this, since each time this component is used on different places the reference of the form within the service is being replaced.
BTW you content is amazing! Keep up with the good work!
thanks for the video. do you have the starter files project for this.
The repo you can find here github.com/DMezhenskyi/angular-cdk-lessons
You can go to commits and rollback to the commit before the control value accessor example :)
@@DecodedFrontend thank you
Nice Video... and Clear the concept
Keep it up!
May I know your VS Code settings and Extension list which you are used for Angular developer.
Thanks
this is amazing ! thank you so much
Glad you like it!
Hey Thanks For this noteWorthy tutorial, helped a lot. Please CarryOn going great.
From India 🎯
I’m happy to hear that the video helped you! 😊 thanks for feedback!
How to make reusable component in angular ? Kindly make video bro.... thanks advance . Videos simply super
Wow, damn... I thought I was an expert in dürüms but it looks like am just a stupid newbie!!! :D Thank you, that was indeed very interesting👍
Thank you for this video, I have one doubt! How we capture events like onblur, on key up, key press??
@decoded front end
I want small suggestion
Best practice for api request response encryption in angular or react.
Please share any useful link if you have 🙈.
Thank you!
Is there chance there the value in template and Formcontrol could be different?
Awesome video! I'm using control.setValue(value i want) and it's firing writeValue, hence which method is called when I call setErrors or even markAsTouched?
Nice , But why it won't works if im using it as angular element ?
Well done bro
Best explanation ever
Can u make video for observable and promises why when and how to use them.
Thank you! Glad you like it :)
Maybe later on I create something about rxjs. So far I can say that try to avoid promises in Angular apps and prefer Observables and think twice before bringing RxJs somewhere else (React app as example) 😄
How about inheriting validators? I get cyclic validation DI errors with ngControl..
Very useful lesson, thanks!
Спасибо)
Would it be wrong to call onChange inside the writeValue function?
Very good content
Great Video. Clear explanation. Can we use this control value Accessor with a component which can return multiple values with multiple inputs. Ex : date range with 2 datePickers or address component with several text boxes . Thanks !!! :)
Hi, Thanks!
I am not sure that I understand completely your case but the value of your control accessor might be object where you can store as many values as you need :)
OnPush change detection strategy does not work using control value accessor? Because the form value change is not an input change, nor an event triggered in the custom control component
Yes, indeed. If you use onPush then you have to mark the component as “dirty” using markForCheck in the cases you described (e.g in writeValue() method)
Great video!! Super super helpful as ive been struggling with this for a while!
On an unrelated note, what snippet are you using for that console.log? That's super neat and I would love to use it!
Hi! I am happy to hear that my video helped you to figure out this topic 😉
Regarding console.log, I use an extension for VS Code marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=ChakrounAnas.turbo-console-log . Enjoy using it, it is really helpful extension
Greate,Thanks so much!
Instead of calling setValue on click, could we override setter for 'value' property?
👍👍 Definitely🔥. Thanks.
Do you have a FB group where we can post our querries.
When you moved the writeValue() into setValue() it didn't set to the correct value at the beginning. Or am I missing something?
I didn't get lock logo,it displaying only words
It looks like you have to include this line in your index.html and restart app:
teach us how to create our own mask, without any npm packages, please!!
Can you do one on Injection Token please? ReflectiveInjectionToken, etc.
Please zoom In vs code as on mobile is unreadable
Thank you, Paolo! I will keep in mind it next time 👍
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. =>
ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
Hi! The link to source code you can find in the video description
tbh in the example for this lock-icon i would just use a checkbox-input-element and restyle it to have this lock-icon. no need for CVA-stuff here. but nice showcase nevertheless :)
Дякую, це було корисне відео
cool👍
I didn’t get it the what and why
It's so you can make your own CUSTOM form control (a component) that fits in with the parent's formGroup, along with all your regular form controls. You now you can use your custom control just like you would, say, a regular textbox.
Like from Ukraine
Dear friend, it is ACcessor not acCESsor.
Good to know, thanks! 😄
Your pronunciation of the word 'value' is a little strange.
would be better if you start from beginning,.......Not good beginners ,........Beginner people dont watch
Useful but this is the most ugly API from any framework. Whatever, thanks!
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon.
ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
at LockInputComponent.setValue (lock-input.component.ts:46)
at LockInputComponent_Template_mat_icon_click_2_listener (lock-input.component.html:2)
at executeListenerWithErrorHandling (core.js:15272)
at wrapListenerIn_markDirtyAndPreventDefault (core.js:15310)
06:06 😅😅😅
Great lesson! Thank you.
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. =>
ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
Hi, can you please provide me a source code. I've reading your tutorial and I have getting this error on clicking a clock icon. =>
ERROR TypeError: this.onChange is not a function
at LockInputComponent.setValue (lock-input.component.ts:46)
at LockInputComponent_Template_mat_icon_click_2_listener (lock-input.component.html:2)
at executeListenerWithErrorHandling (core.js:15272)
at wrapListenerIn_markDirtyAndPreventDefault (core.js:15310)