openmct/platform/forms/src/controllers/DateTimeController.js
Victor Woeltjen fcd214ed60 [Forms] Show initial value in datetime control
Initialize value for datetime control based on available
data, and keep up-to-date with changes from UI. Supports
clocks/timers, which use datetime as an entry field,
WTD-1221.
2015-06-04 09:16:25 -07:00

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/*global define,moment*/
define(
["../../lib/moment.min"],
function () {
"use strict";
var DATE_FORMAT = "YYYY-DDD";
/**
* Controller for the `datetime` form control.
* This is a composite control; it includes multiple
* input fields but outputs a single timestamp (in
* milliseconds since start of 1970) to the ngModel.
*
* @constructor
*/
function DateTimeController($scope) {
// Update the
function update() {
var date = $scope.datetime.date,
hour = $scope.datetime.hour,
min = $scope.datetime.min,
sec = $scope.datetime.sec,
fullDateTime = moment.utc(date, DATE_FORMAT)
.hour(hour || 0)
.minute(min || 0)
.second(sec || 0);
if (fullDateTime.isValid()) {
$scope.ngModel[$scope.field] = fullDateTime.valueOf();
}
// If anything is complete, say so in scope; there are
// ng-required usages that will update off of this (to
// allow datetime to be optional while still permitting
// incomplete input)
$scope.partiallyComplete =
Object.keys($scope.datetime).some(function (key) {
return $scope.datetime[key];
});
// Treat empty input as an undefined value
if (!$scope.partiallyComplete) {
$scope.ngModel[$scope.field] = undefined;
}
}
function updateDateTime(value) {
var m;
if (value !== undefined) {
m = moment.utc(value);
$scope.datetime = {
date: m.format(DATE_FORMAT),
hour: m.format("H"),
min: m.format("m"),
sec: m.format("s")
};
} else {
$scope.datetime = {};
}
}
// ...and update form values when actual field in model changes
$scope.$watch("ngModel[field]", updateDateTime);
// Update value whenever any field changes.
$scope.$watch("datetime.date", update);
$scope.$watch("datetime.hour", update);
$scope.$watch("datetime.min", update);
$scope.$watch("datetime.sec", update);
// Initialize forms values
updateDateTime(
($scope.ngModel && $scope.field) ?
$scope.ngModel[$scope.field] : undefined
);
}
return DateTimeController;
}
);