Which is the best way to choose a template based on a ng-model property?

Let's say we have a person object with a few "person-properties"

personModel = {
 membership-number : "abcd",
 name : "Anonymous",
 dob : "14/04/2009",
 avatar : "image.png"
}

Let's also say we have metadata about these "person-properties".

meta-data = {
 membership-number: {data-type : "string", editable : "false"},
 name : {data-type : "string", editable : "true"},
 dob : {data-type : "date", editable : "true"},
 avatar : {data-type : "image", editable : "true"}
}

Now I would like to list these properties of the personModel on a page with the following constraints. member-ship name which is string and non-editable, should be displayed as a label. All editable strings as text box, all date types with a date-picker, etc.

I know this can be done with angular directives. Have a directive called person which will iterate through the "person-properties" of the personObject.

<person ng-model={{personModel}}> </person>

and have a directive for each "person-property" inside the person, like :

<person-property ng-repeat = {{prop in person-properties}}> </person-property>

Let's also assume that the property directive has access to the metadata. To get templates based on the property-type, I can write if-else in the person-property's definition to choose which template to return, like this skeleton.

if(property_type === "date"){
   template = "<datepicker> </datepicker>"
}
else if (property-type === "numeric"){
   template = "<numeric-editable-box> </numeric-editable-box>"
}

But is there a more elegant way to do this?

WPF has something called TemplateSelector to do this. Does angular have something similar that I am unaware of?