I hope I understand your questions correctly;
ad 1) you can use the jQuery element element
in your link
function to capture events on the directive's element:
element.focus(function(event, args) {
element.parent().addClass('focus');
});
element.blur(function(event, args) {
element.parent().removeClass('focus');
});
ad 2) I suggest you move the code of your passwordStrength
function into a service and call the function using ng-change
on your input element.
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