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bootstrap4_button_events

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Created on Mar 10, 2018

This example demonstrates how an Angular component emits structured button-click events from a Bootstrap 4 navigation interface. It shows a navbar with brand, logo, menu, submenu, and search buttons, where each interaction triggers a `buttonClick` event carrying a parameter object with the button type and associated text. The implementation uses Angular’s `EventEmitter` and `@Output` decorator (via `this.buttonClick.emit`) and logs details to the console, including the target element’s innerText for menu items and the search input value. The code is written in TypeScript, referencing `configData.Brand.name` for the brand label.

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