I'm new to Angular JS. I was trying to create a Loan Calculator with Angular JS and the prototype seems to work well.
I want to ask all Angular's guru, if there is a better way (using the framework) to write only a formula for both interest rate. Actually I'm doing this thanks to a function as follow:
function totalCalc(years, amount) {
calc = (((amount * 9.9 * years) /1200)/12) + (amount / (years*12));
$scope.total = currencyRround(calc);
calc2 = (((amount * 12.5 * years) /1200)/12) + (amount / (years*12));
$scope.total2 = currencyRround(calc2);
}
I was thinking to get this work with ng-repeat, defining interest's rates as follow:
$scope.interests= [
{
rate: '9.9'
},{
rate: '12.5'
}
];
and then integrate the values in a forEach as follow:
angular.forEach($scope.interests, function(s){
interest = s.rate;
}
but I haven't enough experience to think further... Do you find this could be a good way to get things done?
Here is the JSFiddle with the "Prototype": http://jsfiddle.net/645Xs/2/
Thank you for the help :)
<div class="item">
<h1>Rata mensile in CHF:</h1>
<h2 ng-repeat='rate in [9.9,12.5]'>
{{rate}} = {{(((one * rate * (two / 12)) /1200)/12) + (one / two) | number:2}}
</h2>
</div>