@cn-ui/sortable
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The `SortableList` is a drag-and-drop sortable list component built with SolidJS and Sortable.js. It allows users to rearrange items within the list through drag-and-drop interactions, and it integrates seamlessly with reactive data, ensuring that both th
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Overview
The SortableList
is a drag-and-drop sortable list component built with SolidJS and Sortable.js. It allows users to rearrange items within the list through drag-and-drop interactions, and it integrates seamlessly with reactive data, ensuring that both the data and the view are kept in sync.
Features
- Reactive: Utilizes atomic state management provided by
@cn-ui/reactive
. - Configurable: Supports all options from Sortable.js.
- Easy Integration: Provides context sharing for unifying data sources across multiple components.
- Automatic Handling: Automatically adds the necessary
data-id
attribute to each list item, simplifying the developer's task.
Installation
Ensure your project has the following dependencies installed:
npm install @cn-ui/reactive solid-js sortablejs
Usage
Importing the Component
First, import the SortableList
component into your component file:
import { SortableList, SortableShared } from "@cn-ui/sortable";
Basic Usage
import { atom } from "@cn-ui/reactive";
import { SortableList, SortableShared } from "@cn-ui/sortable";
export default () => {
const data = atom([
{
id: "223232",
label: "info",
},
{
id: "111",
label: "info1",
},
{
id: "222",
label: "info2",
},
]);
return (
<SortableList
v-model={data}
getId={(item) => {
return item.label;
}}
>
{(item) => {
return <button>{item.label}</button>;
}}
</SortableList>
);
};
Props
- model (required): A reactive array containing the list items.
- options: An object with configuration options passed to Sortable.js.
- children (required): A function that renders the list items, receiving the current item and its index as parameters.
- fallback: Content to be displayed when the list is empty.
- getId: A function to extract the unique identifier from the list item; defaults to using
item.id
. - disabled: A reactive boolean to control whether the sorting functionality is enabled or not.
- setData: A function to set the data transfer object and the element being dragged.
- onSorted: A callback function that is triggered after the sort operation, providing the updated list of items.
Advanced Usage
You can also use the SortableShared
context to share data and options among multiple SortableList
instances. This is useful when you have multiple lists that need to share the same data source or configuration.
Example with Shared Context
import { atom, computed, resource } from "@cn-ui/reactive";
import { SortableList, SortableShared } from "@cn-ui/sortable";
export default () => {
const data = resource<{ data: { id: string; label: string }[] }>(
async () =>
Mock.mock({
"data|10": [
{
id: "@id",
label: "@cname",
},
],
}),
{ initValue: { data: [] } },
);
const modelLeft = computed(() => data().data.slice(0, 5));
const modelRight = computed(() => data().data.slice(5));
return (
<>
<Flex>
<SortableShared.Provider value={{ sharedData: [modelLeft, modelRight] }}>
<SortableList
v-model={modelLeft}
options={{
group: "common",
}}
>
{(item) => {
return <div>{item.label}</div>;
}}
</SortableList>
<SortableList
v-model={modelRight}
options={{
group: "common",
}}
>
{(item) => {
return <div>{item.label}</div>;
}}
</SortableList>
</SortableShared.Provider>
</Flex>
<Flex vertical>
<button onclick={() => data.refetch()}>重置</button>
<div>{JSON.stringify(modelLeft().map((i) => i.label))}</div>
<div>{JSON.stringify(modelRight().map((i) => i.label))}</div>
</Flex>
</>
);
};
Customization
- You can customize the appearance of the
SortableList
by passing additional props such asclass
,style
, and event handlers via theprops
object. - The
RefreshData
function can be used to manually refresh the data if needed, although it's typically called automatically after a sort operation.
Notes
- Ensure that each item in the
v-model
array has a uniqueid
property, or provide a customgetId
function to avoid conflicts. - The
disabled
prop can be used to conditionally enable or disable the sorting functionality based on your application's logic.
By following these guidelines, you should be able to integrate and utilize the SortableList
component effectively in your SolidJS applications.