We are receiving data from a service, which includes a property called Key which holds: 1000.0000
we need to display as that, I tried:
{{ item.Key }}
but that always writes our 1000 not including the .0000. I then tried:
{{inventoryItem.Key | number:4}}
that writes out 1,000.0000 the decimal places are good but we don't want the comma, is there another filter we can use?
You can create your own filter and tell it how many decimals you need:
app.filter('NumFilter', function() {
return function(num, NumDecimals) {
return num.toFixed(NumDecimals)
}
})
Here's a simple application using this.
CONTROLLER:
var app = angular.module('example', []);
app.controller('MyController', function($scope) {
$scope.inventoryItem = { key: 12345.000000 }
});
app.filter('NumFilter', function() {
return function(num, NumDecimals) {
return num.toFixed(NumDecimals)
}
})
HTML:
<div ng-app="example" ng-controller="MyController">
{{ inventoryItem.key | NumFilter:4 }}
</div>