Hello community,
I wonder if it is possible to handle @Output() from custom angular component by itself, without creating a two way binding with @Input()? The important thing is handling only @Output()
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19:44 Aug 08, 2025
Hi Grzegorz,
You can handle an @Output() on its own. You don’t have to pair it with an @Input() or create two-way binding. An @Output() is simply an EventEmitter<T> (an event stream) that the child component emits events, the parent subscribes to or binds to that event and receives the emitted value.
13:36 Aug 11, 2025
Thanks for the answer. Could you provide a code snippet of what that would look like?
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