Angular *ngIf check if object only contains null values

I can check if the object itself is null with (myObj | keyvalue)?.length. (https://stackoverflow.com/a/56532650/13797956)

With JS I can check if the object contains only null values with Object.values(myObj).some(x => x !== null).
But when I try to use this in the template I get Parser Error: Bindings cannot contain assignments.

Is there a way to check if myObj only contains null values inside the template or should I use a function that does the work?

>Solution :

For this you should create a EveryPipe for that.

@Pipe({ name: 'every' })
export class ContainsPipe implements PipeTransform {
   transform(input: any, value: any): boolean {
      return Object.values(input).every(x => x == value)
   }
}

used like following

<div *ngIf="(myObj | every:null)"> 
   ...
</div>