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@jsweb/sourcedata

v1.1.0

Published

Simple dynamic JS datasource object, useful to combine with observables like Vue

Downloads

6

Readme

@jsweb/sourcedata

Simple dynamic JS datasource object, useful to combine with observables like Vue


Installation

You can install it with NPM, Yarn or via Unpkg CDN

CDN

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@jsweb/sourcedata"></script>

Usage

It's possible to use sourcedata with module loaders or globally.

ES6

import SourceData from '@jsweb/sourcedata'

CommonJS

let SourceData = require('@jsweb/sourcedata')

CDN

If you install it via CDN, sourcedata object will be available at global window scope.

Instance

sourcedata contains a class object that can be instantiated to a variable.

let sdata = new SourceData(opt)

An opt object can setup SourceData as follows (default values):

let sdata = new SourceData({
	source: [],	// Array with initial data.
	size: 0	    // Page size, items per page. 0 = no pagination
})

// Or simply: let sdata = new SourceData

Properties

  • total: total data items count
  • size: the page size, items per page
  • pages: pages count
  • page: current page number
  • data: result data items (filtered and/or sorted, if any)
  • view: current page items
  • prev: previews page number (or 0 if none)
  • next: next page number (or 0 if none)

Methods

  • setData(arr): set a new Array data to instance
  • pgPrev(): navigates to previews page
  • pgNext(): navigates to next page
  • pgFirst(): navigates to first page
  • pgLast(): navigates to last page
  • filter(fn): native JS Array.filter method to filter data (opt in)
  • sort(fn): native JS Array.sort method to sort data (opt in)
  • getItem(fn): gets an item with native JS Array.find method, returns { index: i, value: item }
  • setItem(obj): replaces an item value, obj argument needs to be like { index: i, value: item }
  • addItem(item): adds new item to data source using native JS Array.push
  • delItem(index): deletes an item from data source using native JS Array.splice
  • items(method, arg): executes a method with arg, method can be filter, sort, get, set, add, del,

TODO

  • ~~Filter/Sort items~~
  • ~~Get/Set items~~
  • ~~Add/Del items~~
  • Observable events