This is very a first version of the plugin. If you find any bugs and/or want to contribute, feel free to create issues, PRs or reach me out on twitter! 👍 🚀
Thanks!
npm install --save vue-js-grid
import Vue from 'vue'
import Grid from 'vue-js-grid'
Vue.use(Grid)
data () {
return {
items: [
'a',
'b',
'c'
]
}
<grid
:draggable="true"
:sortable="true"
:items="items"
:height="100"
:width="100">
<template slot="cell" scope="props">
<div>{{props.item}}</div>
</template>
</grid>
Plugin does NOT modify the source data array.
- Every time permutation is performed you will get a new sorted array in event (
items
). - The same works for removing elements, you will get a new "cleaned" array in your
@remove
event handler. - Currently there is no way to extend data array after event handling. But hopefully I'll come up with a clean way to do it in nearest future.
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
items | Array | [] | Initial array of items |
cellWidth | Number | 80 | Cell width |
cellHeight | Number | 80 | Cell height |
draggable | Boolean | false | Flag that will let you drag grid's cells |
dragDelay | Number | 0 | @TODO |
sortable | Boolean | false | Flag that will let you reorder grid's cells, requires draggable to be true |
center | Boolean | false | @TODO |
Name | Description |
---|---|
@change | Occurs on every action that involves reordering array or changing it's length |
@remove | Occurs when an element is deleted through template |
@click | Occurs when cell is clicked |
@sort | Occurs when array item order is changed manually |
Cell template is used to get access to list data, indexing and sorting params generated by plugin.
Template's scope contains:
props.item
- list item value
props.index
- initial index of the item
props.sort
- current index of an item after sorting
props.remove()
- method that will remove item from the arrey and resport list.
Example:
<template slot="cell" scope="props">
<div @click="() => { props.remove() }">
<div>Data: {{props.item}}</div>
<div>{{props.index}} / {{props.sort}}</div>
</template>
A good example of using a plugin would be rending macOS' Launchpad
or Dock
. Check out a demo for a solid example of how the plugin behaves & feels.
Demo: https://euvl.github.io/vue-js-grid/
- Add element insertion
- Add tests