ember-in-dragula v1.9.0

Ember Dragula

An ember-cli addon for using Dragula - A drag and drop library.

How to use

Install

Inside an ember-cli project, run:

ember install ember-in-dragula

This will install ember-in-dragula and dragula and wire everything up for you. Now you have two components available: {{ember-in-dragula}} and {{ember-in-dragula-container}}.

Example

{{#ember-in-dragula config=dragulaconfig}}
	{{#ember-in-dragula-container }}
		<div>drag me</div>
		<div>or me</div>
	{{/ember-in-dragula-container}}
	{{#ember-in-dragula-container }}
		<div>you can also drag me</div>
		<div>and me</div>
	{{/ember-in-dragula-container}}
{{/ember-in-dragula}}

Dragula will allow the user to drag any direct child element of a {{ember-in-dragula-container}}. {{ember-in-dragula}} is the component that manages the lifecycle of the associated drake and should always wrap around your containers in the template.

Passing options

In the above code snippet, the config parameter must be set in the following format on a parent controller/component.

dragulaconfig: {
	options: {
		copy: false,           
		revertOnSpill: false,  
		removeOnSpill: false
		// Other options from the dragula source page.
	},
	enabledEvents: ['drag', 'drop']
}

Using events

You can enable any of the default Dragula events in the config as seen above. When they're enabled, you still need to define corresponding actions on your parent controller/component:

{{#ember-in-dragula config=dragulaconfig drag='onDrag' drop='onDrop'}}
	{{#ember-in-dragula-container }}
		<div>drag me</div>
		<div>or me</div>
	{{/ember-in-dragula-container}}
{{/ember-in-dragula}}

Advanced usage

If you can not nest the markup directly, you can pass the drake instance down directly:

{{#ember-in-dragula config=dragulaconfig as |drake|}}
	<div>
		{#ember-in-dragula-container drake=drake}}
			<div>drag me</div>
			<div>or me</div>
		{{/ember-in-dragula-container}}
	</div>
{{/ember-in-dragula}}

Installation

• git clone this repository
• npm install
• bower install

Running

• ember server
• Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

Running Tests

• ember test
• ember test --server

Building

• ember build

For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.