0.3.3 • Published 7 years ago

ember-ui-sortable v0.3.3

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License
MIT
Repository
github
Last release
7 years ago

ember-ui-sortable

Build Status

An Ember 1.13+ component for jQuery UI's Sortable Widget. This addon is a fork of ivy-sortable.

Installation

As an ember-cli addon:

ember install ember-ui-sortable

Usage

This addon provides two components for your sorting pleasure.

  1. {{#ui-sortable}}...{{/ui-sortable}} takes an array of thingies (technical term) and spits out a sortable list.
  2. {{#ui-draggable}}...{{/ui-draggable}} can wrap around anything you want to drag around your UI like a dirty blanket. Using the connectToSortable option, you can plop this draggable in a sortable and win all the prizes.

Sortable Component

Use the ui-sortable component block to iterate over the wrapped content:

{{#ui-sortable content=people as |person|}}
  <li>Hi there, {{person.name}}</li>
{{/ui-sortable}}

This will output a sortable list, and dragging and dropping items will reorder them in the passed in content array. To handle an action on the parent controller or component, you can bind an action to the moved property. The moved action will return three arguments, the object being moved, the previous index, and the new index.

Following the principle of Data Down Actions Up (DDAU), the sortable component doesn't modify the content array. You'll need to do it yourself with the action bound to moved.

{{#ui-sortable content=people moved=(action "movedPerson") as |person|}}
  <li>Hi there, {{person.name}}</li>
{{/ui-sortable}}

Handle this action like so...

// controller|component.js
export default {
  actions: {
    movedPerson: function(person, oldIndex, newIndex) {
      // do rad stuff...ajax or something
      // Here's an example, where model is an array of something
      const content = this.get('model'); 
      content.removeAt(oldIndex);
      content.insertAt(newIndex, person);
      return content.save();
    }
  }
}

Add a connectWith option to allow dragging items between lists! Make a Trello clone, or something. Be awesome.

{{#ui-sortable class="connected" connectWith=".connected"}}...{{/ui-sortable}}
{{#ui-sortable class="connected" connectWith=".connected"}}...{{/ui-sortable}}

Sortable Options

The following jQuery UI Sortable options are supported:

  • axis
  • appendTo
  • connectWith
  • containment
  • cursorAt
  • cursor
  • delay
  • disabled
  • distance
  • forceHelperSize
  • forcePlaceholderSize
  • grid
  • handle
  • helper
  • opacity
  • placeholder
  • revert
  • scrollSensitivity
  • scrollSpeed
  • scroll
  • tolerance
  • zIndex

Draggable Component

Use the ui-draggable component block to wrap something else and make it draggable:

{{#ui-draggable}}
  <li>Hi there, {{person.name}}</li>
{{/ui-draggable}}

Add an optional connectToSortable property to allow dragging this element to a ui-sortable list. #winning.

{{#ui-draggable connectToSortable=".draggable-target"}}
  <li>Hi there, {{person.name}}</li>
{{/ui-draggable}}

{{#ui-sortable class="draggable-target"}}...{{/ui-sortable}}

Draggable Options

The following jQuery UI Draggable options are supported:

  • addClasses
  • axis
  • appendTo
  • connectToSortable
  • containment
  • cursorAt
  • cursor
  • delay
  • disabled
  • distance
  • grid
  • handle
  • helper
  • opacity
  • refreshPositions
  • revert
  • revertDuration
  • scrollSensitivity
  • scrollSpeed
  • scroll
  • snap
  • snapMode
  • snapTolerance
  • stack
  • zIndex

TODO:

  • Demo app
  • Droppable component. Why not? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Contributors

Contributing

Fork this repo, make a new branch, and send a pull request. Make sure your change is tested or it won't be merged.

To run tests:

git clone # <this repo>
npm install
npm test

Or, to start a test server that continually runs (for development):

ember test --server