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@jhwong/slickgrid-es6

v3.0.5-alpha.2

Published

Non-tracking fork of 6pac/SlickGrid and X-SlickGrid that makes it easy to consume via npm under webpack/babel and without jquery-ui

Downloads

4

Readme

SlickGrid ES6

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This is a clone of the two biggest forks of SlickGrid - 6pac fork and X-SlickGrid, both of which have been converted to align with this project's goals and build strategy, both ready to be used out of the box[1]

NEW See it running in a create-react-app here: https://dimitarchristoff.github.io/slickgrid-example/

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The main goals are:

  • Make it easy to consume in a modern ES2016 codebase
  • Transpile down to ES5
  • Keep the existing SlickGrid API for both grids
  • Make dependency consumption implicit and not reliant on globals
  • Remove reliance on Slick. object namespace, everything just exports and needs to be imported, no more Slick.Editors etc.
  • Remove jquery-ui from deps list - replaced with Interact.js

[1] Yes, there are some compatibility issues, such as drag and reorder of columns with X-SlickGrid's frozenRows from frozen to none.

NB: Going forward, the 6pac version may be dropped.

Default Example Styles

Custom Styles

Installing and use

$ npm i slickgrid-es6 --save

In code:

import { Grid, Data, Formatters } from 'slickgrid-es6';
import { options, columns } from './grid-config';

const gridColumns = [{
  id: "%", 
  name: "% Complete", 
  field: "percentComplete", 
  formatter: Formatters.PercentCompleteBar
}, ...columns]; // some column def

const dataView = new Data.DataView();
dataView.setItems([ ... ]); // some data

const grid = new Grid('someid', dataView, columns, options);

Full list of exports you can de-structure:

  • Slick - returns the original namespace (Slick.core - events etc)
  • Grid - returns 6pac's SlickGrid
  • FrozenGrid - returns X-SlickGrid (frozen rows/columns)
  • Data - returns the Slick.Data model
  • Plugins - returns the default plugins converted/tweaked
  • Editors - returns the original pre-defined default editors
  • Formatters - returns the original pre-defined default cell formatters

To import stylesheets in SCSS:

// some vars like $grid-border-color: red;, see slick.grid.variables.scss

@import "~slickgrid-es6/dist/slick.grid.scss";
@import "~slickgrid-es6/dist/slick-default-theme.scss";
...

Examples and development

Currently, the examples are being ported. You can start a webpack-dev-server with hot reload like this:

$ npm start

Then point your browser to http://localhost:8888/.

To create a new build for dist, run:

$ npm run build

Contributing

Any pull requests and help with this are appreciated - both from conversion stand point and from SlickGrid bug fixes or feature additions.

Changelog

3.0.3

  • Fix of the Frozen (X-SlickGrid) keyboard scrolling problem here https://github.com/ddomingues/X-SlickGrid/issues/21

3.0.2

  • SCSS tweaks

3.0.0

  • Moved to SCSS

2.0.4

  • Fixed critical bug with Data and setFilter

2.0.3

  • Fixed query-ui legacy exception on grid.destroy()

2.0.2

  • Fixed critical break in Interact.js with PointerEvent and new Chrome 51+

2.0.1

  • Fixed .npmrc to still ship images for custom builds

2.0.0

  • Skipped 1.0.0 due to previously published tag
  • Changed webpack build
  • BREAKING: deprecated UMD exports
  • BREAKING: deprecated reliance on globals (eg. Slick.Formatters)
  • Fixed some formatters and plugins
  • Slight tweaks to LESS files

0.4.1

  • Enabled grouped headers code, including resize and reorder

0.3.0

  • Added X-SlickGrid to exports, available via Slick.FrozenGrid or import { FrozenGrid as Grid } from 'slickgrid-es6'
  • Added validator support for some editors
  • Fixed plugins yet to be converted

0.2.3

  • moved to using slick.frozen.grid.js from X-SlickGrid for FrozenRows/Columns feature, converted to ES6 and with deprecated jquery-ui
  • Styling fixes, moved to box-sizing: border-box for .slick-cell
  • Updated examples to use React but grid has no dependency on React

Changes completed as per 0.1.1:

The goal is to keep the grid API of the 6pac repository unchanged. Howe

  • converted to ES6
  • dropped IE8 support
  • jquery 3.1.0
  • dropped jquery-ui (replaced with interact.js)
  • dropped event.drag (replaced with interact.js)
  • move to LESS (SCSS soon)

Original mleibman README follows:

Find documentation and examples in the wiki.

Welcome to SlickGrid

SlickGrid is an advanced JavaScript grid/spreadsheet component

Some highlights:

  • Adaptive virtual scrolling (handle hundreds of thousands of rows with extreme responsiveness)
  • Extremely fast rendering speed
  • Supports jQuery UI Themes
  • Background post-rendering for richer cells
  • Configurable & customizable
  • Full keyboard navigation
  • Column resize/reorder/show/hide
  • Column autosizing & force-fit
  • Pluggable cell formatters & editors
  • Support for editing and creating new rows.
  • Grouping, filtering, custom aggregators, and more!
  • Advanced detached & multi-field editors with undo/redo support.
  • “GlobalEditorLock” to manage concurrent edits in cases where multiple Views on a page can edit the same data.
  • Support for millions of rows