How to use multiple pipes to transform and filter arrays in templates

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Can you tell me How to use multiple pipes to transform and filter arrays in templates?
5 days ago in Node-js by Ashutosh
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Chain multiple pipes in Angular templates by using the pipe (|) symbol sequentially.

Example:

<li *ngFor="let item of items | filter:'active' | orderBy:'name'">{{ item.name }}</li>

answered 3 days ago by anonymous

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