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@entando/ddtable

v1.0.6

Published

react components used to render drag and drop tables in Entando projects

Downloads

25

Readme

ddtable

DDTable is a drag and drop table powered by react-dnd used in Entando projects.

Installation instructions

run npm i @entando/ddtable


Components

Every component is imported in the following manner:

import { <component> } from '@entando/ddtable'

The module also has its own css that can be loaded into a react application with a simple import:

import '@entando/ddtable/dist/css/index.css';

DDProvider

Before using DDTable component, you MUST enclosed its instance with the given component DDProvider, this is essentially provided a DnDProvider instance with react-dnd-html5-backend setting.

React DnD components

Not only the indicated provider component, also you must utilize the exported react-dnd components: DropTarget and DragSource here in this module.

DDTable

This component is used to render the table itself.

The component expects the following props:

{
  onDrop: PropTypes.func,
  PreviewRenderer: PropTypes.func,
  children: PropTypes.node.isRequired,
}

the onDrop function will be fired when the drop event is triggered.

the PreviewRenderer is the component used to render the preview of the drag and drop action.

children is meant to be the table itself contained within the DDTable component.

Every single row that is meant to be draggable in the table should be an instance of DDTable.Tr and should contain an instance of the DDTable.Handle component.

DDTable.Tr

Renders the actual row of the table and it expects the given properties:

{
  children: PropTypes.node.isRequired,
  rowData: PropTypes.shape({}).isRequired,
}

children is meant to be a collection of td elements. rowData rapresents the actual object that is going to be passed around on the onDrop callback.

DDTable.Handle

This component is wrapping any other element that is going to be used to trigger the dragging.