choice ng-repeat doesn't allow for "(key,value) in object"

[tannerlinsley]

http://plnkr.co/edit/JHKjnlzaAhecwH5K4yLr?p=preview

<div class="form-group">
    <ui-select ng-model="selectedBlah" theme="bootstrap">
        <ui-select-match placeholder="Choose a blah...">{{$select.selected}}</ui-select-match>
        <ui-select-choices repeat="(key, value) in blahs | filter: $select.search">
            <div ng-bind-html="key"></div>
        </ui-select-choices>
    </ui-select>
</div>

[derekperkins]

👍

[kumarharsh]

Yes, it's not supported... kinda ticked me off too....

+1 for the support.

[tannerlinsley]

Is this on the roadmap? Or has this not been implemented because of restrictions with angular? I've heard that angular doesn't offer a native filter for ng-repeat="(key, value) in object", but are there ways around that?

[ghost]

+1 for the support on this.. This is the only thing preventing me from using ui-select!

[yaru22]

+1 for this as well.

[lanbuithe]

+1 for this as well.

[amcdnl]

It would be interesting to see how single value binding would work with this.

[TheYves]

+1 would be very helpful

[simeg]

+1 Cannot use ui-select because of this.

[amcdnl]

You could always use Object.keys() to make an array

[simeg]

@amcdnl Thanks, but I had to use another directive. Too bad, ui-select is awesome when it works!

[ghost]

@amcdnl Thanks for the tip. I am currently using Object.keys() as a workaround in one of my projects, but it is just that - a workaround.

[vvolodin]

+1

[franckamayou]

+1 for this

[shahzadns]

+1

[jaroslavrehorka]

+1

[codesu]

+1

[sjmorrow]

+1

[vimota]

+1

[kumarharsh]

Stop writing +1 now. I think if the developer is interested in implementing this, he'll get around to doing it. +1's are not adding any weight apart from elongating this list.

[codesu]

just for fun...lol.

[kamikaze]

+1

[mattmcardle]

+1

[anwfr]

+2

[mcianc]

+1

[gui-com-pt]

+1

[JrSchild]

+1

[belerweb]

+1

[dimirc]

PR #1208 should resolve this. Let me know comments

[ebergama]

@dimirc thank you for your update.
I took a look into the code and I've noticed that your solution only works with an object called peopleObj.

//When an object is used as source, we better create an array and use it as 'source'
    var createArrayFromObject = function(){
      $scope.$uisSource = Object.keys(originalSource($scope)).map(function(v){
        var result = {};
        result[ctrl.parserResult.keyName] = v;
        result.value = $scope.peopleObj[v];
        return result;
      });
    };

I created the PR with the fix here: #1217

[dimirc]

@ebergama my bad. Merged, thanks!

[ShvecovProject]

+1

[ShaneF67]

+1

[dragonhaimax]

+1s