Angular-UI Tutorial: Unique Filter on Object Arrays
This plunker will show you how to use the unique filter included in the Angular UI utilities to strip out duplicates in an object array. Enjoy!
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This plunker will show you how to use the unique filter included in the Angular UI utilities to strip out duplicates in an object array. Enjoy!
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