I'm using simple_form under a Rails 3.2 app with AngularJS and haml.
I've got this input field where we are storing a cost and I would like to use the angularjs directive 'form-cents-to-dollars' but the simple_form input_html options require a key with a value, this is just the key or attribute as AngularJS calls it.
= f.input :cost_per_unit_cents,
input_html: {class: 'money',
"ng-model" => "timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents",
"ng-init" => "timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents=#{@timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents}",
"ng-change" => "line_item_service.calc_total()",
"form-cents-to-dollars" }
The error I get when running this code is 'syntax error, unexpected }, expecting =>.
Is it possible to set just the 'key' using simple form? Or is there a way to send it to AngularJS as a key/value pair which would work with the attribute directive?
Somewhat hacky, but you can always use an empty string as your value.
= f.input :cost_per_unit_cents,
input_html: {class: 'money',
"ng-model" => "timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents",
"ng-init" => "timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents=#{@timesheet.cost_per_unit_cents}",
"ng-change" => "line_item_service.calc_total()",
"form-cents-to-dollars" => "" }
Rails will drop the empty string and add form-cents-to-dollars as an attribute on the input element.