Why not, but you can do queryList.toArray()[index] today

@pkozlowski-opensource

But slicing array every time isn't a good solution, I guess..

QueryList.toArray():

export class QueryList<T> {
  // ...

  toArray(): T[] { return this._results.slice(); }

  // ...
}

But slicing array every time isn't a good solution

Sure, if you see it as a performance bottleneck in your application after perf-measuring it...

@pkozlowski-opensource Even if not a performance bottleneck, it just seems like an oversight that the Angular team provided all of these array-mirroring methods like forEach and map for interacting with QueryLists, but didn't provide a method for accessing an item by index. I agree with OP, this would be a great feature to have.

Also like to see this, just awkward boilerplate to pull the array every time

Currently accessing by index like this:

queryList.find((_e, i) => i === index);

But sure, it would be nice to just do:

queryList.get(index);

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