@s3_dse/v-tail-vue3 v0.1.88

v-tail-vue3

A component library for Vue 3 using Tailwind CSS.

Installation

Install the library via npm install --save @s3_dse/v-tail-vue3.

Add the following to your entry point (e.g. main.js):

import VTail from '@s3_dse/v-tail-vue3'

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import App from './App.vue'
const app = createApp(App)
app.use(VTail)

app.mount('#app')

Components

Table Component

A table that supports

• filtering
• pagination
• custom column and cell rendering
• fixed top row(s) (e.g. for comparisons)
• fixed bottom row(s) (e.g. for summaries)

Usage

We will use the following lines to illustrate the usage of the table component:

<template>
    <table-component
        title="A Table"
        :items="data"
        :top-rows="topRows"
        :bottom-rows="summaryRows"
        :fields="header"
        :paginate="true"
        :configurablePageSize="true"
        :per-page="5"
        @after-sort="afterSort"
        @after-page-change="afterPageChange"
        @after-filter="afterFilter"
        :pagination-previous-label="'<'"
        :pagination-next-label="'>'"
    >
        <template #cell(ip_address)="{ value }">
            <p class="tw-text-navy-500">{{ value }}</p>
        </template>
        <template #pagination-label="{ perPage, currentPage, totalEntries }">
            I am currently showing entries 
            {{ perPage * currentPage - perPage + 1 }} to
            {{ perPage * currentPage }} of {{ totalEntries }} entries.
        </template>
        <template #page-size-label="data">
            Current Page Size: {{ data.pageSize }}
        </template>
    </table-component>
</template>
<script>
export default {
    name: 'App',
    data() {
        return {
            data: [
                { id: 1, name: 'John Doe', share: 0.51, ip_address: '111.222.47.186', last_login: '2023-01-31' },
                { id: 2, name: 'Jane Doe', share: 0.08, ip_address: '71.190.227.13', last_login: '2023-04-10' }
            ],
            topRows: [
                { id: 3, name: 'Patricia Smith', share: 0.89, ip_address: '25.7.58.72', last_login: '2023-04-10'},
                { id: 4, name: 'Douglas Holland', share: 0.72, ip_address: '105.171.14.146', last_login: '2023-03-24'}
            ],
            bottomRows: [
                {id: 5, name: 'Jordan Winsley', share: 0.81, ip_address: '141.147.221.67', last_login: '2023-04-28'}
            ],
            fields: [
                { key: 'id' }, 
                { key: 'name' },
                { key: 'share',
                  thClassList: 'tw-text-right tw-px-2',
                  tdClassList: 'tw-text-right tw-px-2',
                  tdTopRowClassList: 'tw-text-right tw-px-2 tw-italic',
                  tdBottomRowClassList: 'tw-text-right tw-px-2 tw-font-semibold',
                  formatter: value =>
                          value
                              ? (parseFloat(value) * 100).toLocaleString(navigator.language, {
                                  minimumFractionDigits: 0,
                                  maximumFractionDigits: 2
                              }) + '%'
                              : ''
                }
                { key: 'ip_address',
                  thClassList: 'tw-text-center tw-px-2',
                  tdClassList: 'tw-text-center tw-px-2',
                  tdTopRowClassList: 'tw-text-center tw-px-2 tw-italic',
                  tdBottomRowClassList: 'tw-text-right tw-px-2 tw-font-semibold'
                }
            ]
        }
    }
}
</script>
<style>
@import '@s3_dse/v-tail-vue3/dist/style.css';
</style>

We pass the table data as an array of objects via the :items attribute. The same applies to the optional :top-rows and :bottom-rows. The entries of all three data arrays need to have the same structure. The :fields attribute takes an array of objects with details regarding the rendering of particular fields. Field entries have a key to refer to a data entry's property. The remaining field properties are metadata to customize the rendering of the column:

• thClassList: classes for styling the column's <th> content (only applied to :items records)
• tdClassList: classes for styling the column's <td> content (only applied to :items records)
• tdTopRowClassList: classes for styling the column's <td> content (only applied to :top-rows records)
• tdBottomRowClassList: classes for styling the column's <td> content (only applied to :bottom-rows records)
• formatter: a function defining a formatting logic for the values of that field/column

Only those attributes present in the field array will be displayed in the resulting table.

Pagination

The page navigation can be enabled/disabled via the :paginate attribute. This will toggle pagination in general. The page size configurator can be enabled/disabled via the :configurable-page-size attribute. Both these attributes take boolean values and are true by default. They are part of the above example only for illustration.

Cell Rendering

The above example shows how to use the #cell() slot to customize the rendering of individual cells. The slot is dynamic and takes a field key as argument. It provides an object holding the actual cell value, the item (or record) of the :items array, and the field of the :fields array.

Credits

The component is heavily inspired by the Bootstrap Vue Table component. Have a look: https://github.com/bootstrap-vue/bootstrap-vue

Dialog Component (Radix Vue)

A component for displaying modal dialogs.

Usage

<script setup>
...
const validateAndSubmit = () => {
    const selection = document.querySelector('.custom-select').selectedOptions[0].innerText
    if (selection === 'a') {
        console.log('Error: Option "a" is not allowed!')
        return false
    } else {
        console.log('success')
        submitLogic()
        return true

    }

}
</script>
<template>
    ...
    <dialog-component title="Testing Dialog" description="A dialog..." @cancel="test" :pre-confirm="validateAndSubmit">
        <template #content>
            <div class="un-flex un-gap-4 un-flex-col un-text-gray-900 dark:un-text-gray-100 un-px-4 un-pt-3 un-pb-5">
                <div>Some content</div>
            </div>
            <select class="custom-select"><option>a</option><option>b</option></select>
        </template>
    </dialog-component>
</template>

Props

Styling

The classes prop allows to modify the styling of the

• Dialog-Trigger
• Overlay
• Title
• Description
• Content Container.

E.g.

<dialog-component :classes="{title: 'text-4xl text-green'}">
    ...
</dialog-component>

See the default style map for reference.

Select Component (Radix Vue)

A component wrapping an HTML select.

Usage

<script setup>
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { SelectComponent } from '@/components'

const options = [
    { name: 'Record A', value: 'a' },
    { name: 'Record B', value: 'b' },
    { name: 'Record C', value: 'c' },
    { name: 'Record D', value: 'd' },
    { name: 'Record E', value: 'e' },
    { name: 'Record F', value: 'f' }
]

const selection = ref(options[0])
</script>
<template>
    <select-component
        v-model="selection"
        :options="options"
        label-key="name"
        aria-label="Select option"
    ></select-component>
    <div class="un-text-gray-900 dark:un-text-gray-100">{{ selection }}</div>
</template>

Props

Styling

The trigger widget is styled via plain HTML attributes on the component. Additionally, the classes prop allows to modify the styling of the

• trigger
• content container
• item.

E.g.

<select-component
        v-model="selection"
        :options="options"
        label-key="name"
        aria-label="Select option"
        class="un-w-full"
        :classes="{trigger: 'un-bg-green-400'}"
    ></select-component>

Pagination Component

Dropdown Component

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2023 Sebastian Doerl

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