When I push a new item to the array it's adding it to the end no matter what the bpm is. Once I refresh the page everything sorts properly.
//view
<form ng-submit="add(newSong)">
<input ng-model="newSong.artist" placeholder="Artist..">
<input ng-model="newSong.title" placeholder="Title..">
<input ng-model="newSong.bpm" placeholder="BPM..">
<input ng-model="newSong.key" placeholder="Key..">
<input ng-model="newSong.year" placeholder="Year..">
<button ng-show=''></button>
</form>
<div ng-repeat="song in songs | orderBy:'bpm'">
{{song.bpm}} / {{song.artist}} - {{song.title}}
</div>
//controller
$http.get('/api/songs').success(function(data) {
$scope.songs = data
})
$scope.add = function(newSong) {
var song = {
artist: newSong.artist
, title: newSong.title
, bpm: newSong.bpm
, key: newSong.key
, year: newSong.year
}
$scope.songs.push(song)
$http.post('/api/songs', song).success(function(data) {
console.log(data)
})
}
When I wrote this in plunker it worked properly, I can't tell what's wrong with my environment (v1.2.25)
My model uses a Number for BPM. This fixed my problem:
var song = {
artist: newSong.artist
, title: newSong.title
, bpm: parseInt(newSong.bpm)
, key: newSong.key
, year: newSong.year
}