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@marxa/search

v12.1.0

Published

Componente para hacer un consultas con autocomplete de material

Downloads

3

Readme

MxSearch

Componente para hacer un consultas con autocomplete de material

Primerso pasos

| :exclamation: IMPORTANTE :exclamation: | |-----------------------------------------| | Esta librería requiere @angular/material y opcionalmente @angular/fire |

Si deseas elegir directamente una colección de Firestore deberás instalar @angular/fire

Sigue estos pasos para empezar un proyecto Firebase - Angular

  1. Ve a Firebase console y pícale en Crear proyecto o selecciona alguno que ya hayas creado.
  2. Ve a la configuración y baja a la parte Fireabase SDK y pícale en la opción de Configuracion.
  3. Copia las lineas de código que están entre los corchetes
  4. Ve a tu proyecto de Angular y entra en el archivo src/environments/environment.ts y pega las lineas de código en una variable nueva. El código se debe ver así:
export  const  environment  =  {
   production:  false,
   firebaseConfig:  {
   	apiKey:  "AIzaS++++++++++++++++++++++++++",
   	authDomain:  "++++++++.firebaseapp.com",
   	projectId:  "++++++++",
   	storageBucket:  "+++++++++.appspot.com",
   	messagingSenderId:  "0000000000",
   	appId:  "1:000000000000:web:++++++++++++++",
   	measurementId:  "G-++++++++++"
   }
}; 
  1. Corre los siguientes comandos y sigue sus respectivas instrucciones: ng add @angular/fire ng add @angular/material
  2. Inicializa tu proyecto de Firebases en app.module.ts:
import { AngularFireModule } from "@angular/fire";

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    AngularFireModule.initializeApp(environment.firebaseConfig)
  ],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }
  1. Ahora sí, ya puedes instalar esta librería npm i -s @marxa/search

Modo de uso

Podrás hacer uso de el componente llamándolo desde el HTML

<mx-searcher
[selector]="'name'"
[items]="items"
(selected)="onSelect($event)"
></mx-searcher>

Si has instalado @angular/fire puedes seleccionar una colección en firestore

<mx-searcher
[selector]="'name'"
[collection]="items"
[lengthTrigger]="3"
(selected)="onSelect($event)"
></mx-searcher>

This library was generated with Angular CLI version 11.0.9.