*Ok so i made a filter cause you can include it in BaseModule. Think using
5 modules "MenuModule", "TableModule", "UserModule", "LoginModule",
"ExampleModule".*
*You can use this filter in any of 5 modules i exampled to you. You can
have a "BaseModule" that can include filter "orderObjectBy" and all of your
modules are gonna inherit that. *
*My filter basically transform $scope.customersByMonth from object to
array and then sort it. "function(items, filter, reverse)" params are
gonna be:*
*1. $scope.customersByMonth[month] = array of object of month
(params.items)*
*2. 'MyDate' = date of that month(a[0][filter] && b[0][filter]) //filter
being "MyDate" (params.filter)*
*3. if reverse = false or true
(params.reverse)*
*You can console.log() them to see what is going on.*
*I know you can order your data from server, but in this case your data
will be ordered by the front-end. You can do both of them or just one of
them.*
*I suggest doing both of them if you want to make a directive with this and
public it. If you use just for your own scope you can do the server stuff.*
*If any rows isn't clear just ask. I'll be glad to answer. *
*Have a nice day*
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