Employee Management System with Angular
Introduction
In this tutorial, we will build an Employee Management System using Angular. This exercise demonstrates essential Angular concepts, including Angular Components, Data Binding, Interpolation, Property Binding, Event Binding, Two-way Data Binding, and Child/Nested Components.
Objective
Create an Employee Management System that allows you to manage a list of employees, demonstrating key Angular concepts.
Requirements
1. Main Application Component
- Set up a new Angular project.
- Create the main application component.
2. Employee List Component
- Create `EmployeeListComponent` to display a list of employees.
- Use interpolation to display employee names and other details.
- Use property binding to dynamically set CSS classes based on employee properties (e.g., highlight employees with more than 5 years of experience).
3. Employee Detail Component
- Create a nested component called `EmployeeDetailComponent` to show detailed information about a selected employee.
- Use `@Input` to pass the selected employee from `EmployeeListComponent` to `EmployeeDetailComponent`.
4. Add New Employee Component
- Create `AddEmployeeComponent` to add a new employee.
- Use two-way data binding for the input fields to capture the new employee details.
- Use event binding to handle the form submission and add the new employee to the list.
5. Main Component Integration
- In the main component, use `EmployeeListComponent` to display the list of employees.
- When an employee is clicked in `EmployeeListComponent`, display the employee details in `EmployeeDetailComponent`.
- Include `AddEmployeeComponent` in the main component to allow adding new employees.
Steps
1. Setup
First, create a new Angular project using Angular CLI:
ng new EmployeeManagementSystem
cd employee-management-system
ng generate component EmployeeListComponent
ng generate component EmployeeDetailComponent
ng generate component AddEmployeeComponent
2. EmployeeListComponent
In `employee-list.component.ts`, create a list of employees:
In `employee-list.component.html`, display the employees:
3. EmployeeDetailComponent
In `employee-detail.component.ts`, create an `@Input` property to accept an employee object:
In `employee-detail.component.html`, display the employee details:
4. AddEmployeeComponent
In `add-employee.component.ts`, create a form to input employee details:
In `add-employee.component.html`, create the form:
5. Main Component
In `app.component.ts`, integrate all components:
In `app.component.html`, use the components:
Example Data Structure for Employees
Additional Notes
- Ensure to follow Angular best practices, such as using services for shared data if needed.
- Style the components to make the application user-friendly.
- Test the application thoroughly to ensure all data bindings and component interactions work as expected.
Screenshot
Conclusion
By completing this exercise, you have created a fully functional Employee Management System using Angular. This exercise has covered essential Angular concepts such as components, data binding, and event handling. Happy coding!
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