For use within a controller? about angular-state-machine HOT 2 CLOSED

Hi @smebberson,
FSM is a generic state machine library, so you can use it for any purpose. Anyway, I think your task is not suitable for a state machine. Based on you wrote, you can address it using a simple logic in the controller by displaying the filter button with a conditional code in your HTML and making it dependent on a boolean value that you can set based on filter parameters or whatever. Maybe, a state machine is a too complex strategy in your case.

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I too have a usecase where FSM would be useful in a per-controller basis. I have a controller that needs to manage a series of UI interactions with my server (each with multiple branches) in order to complete a unit of work. As the state changes the UI might reflect the current state or prompt the user to fix something. I'm currently implementing my own StateMachine with the $scope variables. This isn't very DRY, so this lead me to look for a FSM module I can use across many controllers. Is it possible to have multiple instances of FSM?

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