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@igor-j86/drag-n-drop

v1.1.0

Published

A data driven drag-n-drop React component

Downloads

10

Readme

DragNDrop

A data driven drag-n-drop component, written in React with TypeScript.

The component will consume the props you pass on the surrounding divs (or other elements), and render the children by determining whether they should be displayed, are accessible, in which order, how many columns they will take up etc.

If you customize the visibility, sort order or columns, the information is being stored in local storage, and will be used by the component to render the children the same way next time you visit the same page.

CSS note: The package comes with a CSS file, but you can choose to whether import it manually from the package or use your own.

Usage

import React from "react";
import { DragNDrop } from "@igor-j86/drag-n-drop";
import "../../node_modules/@igor-j86/drag-n-drop/lib/style/ijdnd.css";

const SomeComponent = () => {
  // Example data
  const data = {
    entry1: {
      tileId: 'entry1',
      sortOrder: 1,
      name: "Entry 1 name",
      isAvailable: true,
      hasAccess: true,
      isDisplayed: true,
      columns: 1,
    },
    entry2: {
      tileId: 'entry2',
      sortOrder: 2,
      name: "Entry 2 name",
      isAvailable: true,
      hasAccess: true,
      isDisplayed: true,
      columns: 3,
    },
    entry3:{
      tileId: 'entry3',
      sortOrder: 3,
      name: "Entry 3 name",
      isAvailable: true,
      hasAccess: true,
      isDisplayed: true,
      columns: 2,
    },
  }

  return (
    <DragNDrop>
      <div {...data.entry1}>
        {data.entry1.name}
      </div>
      <div {...data.entry2}>
        {data.entry2.name}
      </div>
      <div {...data.entry3}>
        {data.entry3.name}
      </div>
    </DragNDrop>
  )
}

export default SomeComponent

Optional props

| Prop | Default | | ----------------------------- | ------------------- | | id:string | 'customizableTiles' | | children:any | '' | | showNonAccessible:boolean | false | | rootClassName:string | 'ijdnd-area' | | language:string | 'en' |

Language

The component comes with language support for:

  • English - en
  • Norwegian - nb
  • Swedish - sv
  • Danish - da

Tech stack

  • 😱 React
  • 🦺 TypeScript
  • 🛠️ Vite
  • 🪄 PostCSS

License

Distributed under the ISC License.