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@code-workers.io/ngx-list

v2.0.0

Published

A generic and customizable list component for Angular. ## Installation ```bash npm i @code-workers.io/ngx-list ```

Downloads

4

Readme

@code-workers.io/ngx-list

A generic and customizable list component for Angular.

Installation

npm i @code-workers.io/ngx-list

Why?

Lists are a very common UI component in almost every application. However, to build a really generic and flexible list component, in terms of the appearance of the list items some advanced techniques are required.

Those advanced techniques are often either not well enough documented or just not really known.

Features

  • [x] OnPush change detection
  • [x] Customizable list item
  • [x] Customizable list item context
  • [x] Generic
  • [x] Tiny bundle size

Demo

Live Demo

Usage

// in some component
<ngx-list
    [items]="items"
  <ng-template [ngxListContext]="items" let-item let-active="active" let-selected="selected">
    <div (click)="onSelect(item)"
      class="border border-gray-300 shadow-lg rounded-lg bg-white px-10 py-8 mb-4"
        [class.item_active]="active"
        [class.item_selected]="selected"
        >
      <span >{{item.name}} | {{item.id}} </span>
    </div>
  </ng-template>
</ngx-list>

The Styles:

.item_active {
  @apply bg-gray-300/30;
}
.item_selected {
  @apply bg-blue-500/30;
}

The styles are built with Tailwind CSS

Compatibility

  • version 1.x.x is compatible with Angular v13.0.0 and higher