this is a fundamental question about MVC (in particular using AngularJS) and I've found similar questions here, but not the exact same problem:Could the view call a function of the model, or should it only call functions of the controller?Here's the example:In my Model there's a function to delete items of a collection, like this:function deleteItems(searchExpression) { ... }Now my Controller has an instance of my model including that function, like this:$scope.data = queryModelFactory.getModel();I now want to call that funciton when the user clicks a certain element in the HTML page:<div ng-click=data.deleteItems('blabla')>Remove Items</div>Is that legit? Or would it be better to implement a function in the controller that is passing through the delete request to my model like I'd do in a classical layer architecture? Like this:function deleteItems(searchExpression) {    $scope.data.deleteItems(searchExpression);}
Could a view call a function of the model directly?
design patterns;mvc;angularjs;separation of concerns