We often need to do some operations on DOM nodes, e.g. bind custom events to them (like "mouseover", "click" or "dblclick"), but Angular changes DOM eventually at the end of digest cycle.
What we need is a way to bind some handler upon DOM modification by Angular is finished and it's safe to handle DOM elements (so they won't disappear next moment). From what I understand ng:init runs only once per node on first document rendering and doesn't guarantee any surrounding nodes are rendered.
Is there a way to set a hook to run on end of digest cycle after all DOM nodes are rendered, so it's safe to go on with DOM operations?
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