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1. Finish the index.html and put it as the gh-pages branch
2. make a distribution folder to put the released version
3. Finish the documentation of the documentation in github

Example:

<div data-ng-bind="obj._some_prop_"></div>

Right now:

obj === { 
    compiled: .. in compilation phase code .. ,
    code: .. actual code after the linking phases ..
}

What I want:

obj === {
    compiled: ... ,
    prelink: ... ,
    postlink: ... 
    ,cleaned: .. maybe a version without angular code ..
}

It can be that in newer versions of Angular, the compile phase might not be used anymore or maybe the compiler or maybe both or none. Check that.

This filter could be use when displaying the information like:

... ng-bind="code | rm:attr:'some-attribute' | rm:elem:'byId':'elemID' " ...

or

... ng-bind="code | rm:attr:'some-attribute' | rm:elem:'byTag':'elemTag' " ...

or a more specific

... ng-bind="code | rm:'some-attribute':'the-specific-to-remove' ...
// like:
... ng-bind="code | rm:'class':'btn btn-default' ...

maybe something further and harder to do like:

... ng-bind="code | rm:attr:'some-attribute':in:elem:'byTag':'elemTag' " ...

See how far we can go.

I found this by trying to use the ng-repeat directive inside of the code I want to display. What is happening is that AngularJS is commenting out the code of the directive instead of adding it to the actual code string gotten by the cd-code directive.

Here is an example!