How to use Input and Output Properties In Angular
This approach involves using Input and Output properties to establish communication between sibling components. The parent component acts as an intermediary and passes data from one sibling component to another using property bindings. In this approach , Sibling A component, emit an event with the data to be passed. This event will be captured by the parent component.In the parent component, we listen for the emitted event from Sibling A and capture and store the data. This will pass the data to Sibling B.In Sibling B component, define an input property to receive the data from the parent component. The input property will automatically be updated with the data passed from the parent component.
Pass Data Between Siblings in Angular
In Angular, components are the building blocks of the user interface. If the structure of components is hierarchical, passing data between parent and child components is simple using input/output bindings. However, passing data directly between sibling components can be more challenging since they don’t have a direct parent-child relationship.
Table of Content
- Using Shared Service
- Using Input and Output Properties
- Using State Management (NgRx or Redux)
“Passing data between siblings” refers to the process of sharing data between components that share the same parent component but are not directly connected. It involves establishing a communication mechanism between the sibling components so that they can exchange information. Let us discuss a few approaches to achieving this.