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@dotburo/form-digger

v1.1.1

Published

Generic HTML form interpretation and server fetch with pagination

Downloads

3

Readme

Form Digger

Maintainability npm

Generic form parser and server fetch with optional pagination of results. Vanilla Javascript.
›_ demo

Features

  • Sets query parameters automatically from named form inputs
  • Updates the browser's URL and history with changed form inputs
  • Make automatic GET requests on each form change and input event
  • Included but optional pagination of results

Install with npm

npm i @dotburo/form-digger

Usage

import {FormDigger} from 'src/FormDigger.js';
import {Paginator} from 'src/Paginator.js';

const paginator = new Paginator({
    elements: document.querySelectorAll('.pagination'),
});

const digger = new FormDigger({
    baseUri: '/api/v1/items/search',
    form: document.querySelector('form'),
    results: document.querySelector('.results'),
    renderItem: item => `<li>Item: ${item.name}</li>`,
    paginator: paginator,
});

All options

baseUri

The URI to which the query parameters will be appended to make the GET request. Default: empty string

form

The form HTML element which should be interpreted. Default: null

results

The HTML element to display the results. Default: null

renderEmptyList

Function to return HTML on empty results. Default parameters => '<div>No items found for these criteria</div>'

renderItemList

Function to render the result list wrapper. Default: html => `<ul>${html}</ul>

renderItem

Function to render each item. Default: item => `<li>${JSON.stringify(item)}</li>

responseItemsKey:

Property name in the server response which contains the results. Works with the default Laravel data property. Default: 'data'

paginator

Optional Paginator instance, see src/Paginator. Default: null

Field attributes

data-debounce="number"

Delay server fetching by the number of milliseconds.

data-min-length="number"

Minimum number of characters from which server requests will be made.

Events

Events are dispatched on the form element.

onDiggerLoading

Custom event at the start of the query and after rendering the results.

onDiggerPushState

Custom event triggered on each form change.

Paginator options

elements

HTML elements in which to render the pagination menu. Default: []

responseKeys

Map of key names of the server response properties required for the pages calculation. Works with the default Laravel pagination properties. Default:

{
    current: 'current_page',
    total: 'total',
    perPage: 'per_page',
}

License

GNU General Public License (GPL). Please see the license file for more information.