ui-mask ui mask filter

It would be great to have ui-mask-like filter. Example:

{{1234567899 | mask: '(999) 999-9999'}} // -> (123) 456-7899

Aug 18 '15 16:08 alexgoroshko

:+1:

Aug 18 '15 16:08 chadwhitaker

Yeah, totally true. This module sucks without it... Seems quite logical...

Sep 09 '15 12:09 ssougnez

+1

Sep 09 '15 12:09 arthur-kv

Just found this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20999141/how-do-i-get-masked-date-in-model-from-input-in-angular-using-ui-mask

And it works, so it seems it is included... If only stuff such as notifications existed :-D

Sep 09 '15 12:09 ssougnez

Thanks, that helped!

Sep 09 '15 12:09 arthur-kv

PR are welcomed, feel free to improve the demo page.

Sep 10 '15 01:09 PowerKiKi

+1

Sep 28 '15 21:09 ikr0m

This is interesting. The use case is slightly different when you're using it as a filter, right? We wouldn't need to validate, for instance.. And, if we don't need to validate, do we need to define the mask explicitly as containing numbers or letters? For example, what would be the difference in functionality for the following two filters?

AAA-999-*** ***-***-***

For a value of 12A-AB2-A2B... If A or 9 actually affect the output, what would the output look like?

Assuming they don't affect the output, the only applicable maskDefinition is the *. If that's the case, this may be a pretty simple filter to write.