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@marxlnfcs/ngx-grid

v2.3.1

Published

Angular library to create a simple grid layout

Downloads

29

Readme

ngx-grid

Installation

npm i @marxlnfcs/ngx-grid

Usage


Module:

Import NgxGridModule from @marxlnfcs/ngx-grid

import { NgxGridModule } from '@marxlnfcs/ngx-grid-alt';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    NgxGridModule.forRoot({ ... })
  ]
})

Grid component

Simple component to build a dynamic and easy to use grid layout

<ngx-grid>
  <ngx-grid-column>...</ngx-grid-column>
  <ngx-grid-column>...</ngx-grid-column>
  <ngx-grid-group>
    <ngx-grid-column>...</ngx-grid-column>
    <ngx-grid-column>...</ngx-grid-column>
  </ngx-grid-group>
</ngx-grid>

Options for Grid component: <ngx-grid>

  • strategy - Defines the strategy of the grid component. SCREEN uses the media queries and CONTAINER uses the container queries which is experimental, Possible values: screen, container
  • baseBreakpoint - Defines the base breakpoint of this component. (default is xs), Possible values: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl, 4xl
  • baseSize - Defines the default column size of the grid. (default is 12), Possible values: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12
  • gap - Sets the spacing between all columns and rows. (default is 1rem)
  • columnGap - Sets the spacing between all columns. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • rowGap - Sets the spacing between all rows. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • autoRows - Whether to use the grid-auto-rows feature. (default is false)
  • rows - Accepts a list of strings to define the size of each row statically. (default is null)

Options for the grid column directive: <ngx-grid-column>

For every directive there are multiple size, offset and order options for each breakpoint. The [size], [offset] and [order] input uses the current base breakpoint.

Breakpoints: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl and 4xl Sizes: 1-12 Offset sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

  • size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • *:size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • offset - Sets the distance from the left. (default is null)
  • *:offset - Sets the distance from the left. (default is null)
  • order - Sets the position of the column. (default is null)
  • *:order - Sets the position of the column. (default is null)

Options for the grid group directive: <ngx-grid-group>

For every directive there are multiple size, offset and order options for each breakpoint. The [size], [offset] and [order] input uses the current base breakpoint.

Breakpoints: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl and 4xl Sizes: 1-12 Offset sizes: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10

  • gap - Sets the spacing between all columns and rows. (default is 1rem)
  • columnGap - Sets the spacing between all columns. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • rowGap - Sets the spacing between all rows. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • autoRows - Whether to use the grid-auto-rows feature. (default is true)
  • rows - Accepts a list of strings to define the size of each row statically. (default is null)
  • size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • *:size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • offset - Sets the distance from the left. (default is null)
  • *:offset - Sets the distance from the left. (default is null)
  • order - Sets the position of the column. (default is null)
  • *:order - Sets the position of the column. (default is null)

Grid centered component

Simple component to center a specific size of container

<ngx-grid-centered>
  ...
</ngx-grid-centered>

Options for the grid centered component: <ngx-grid-centered>

For every breakpoint, there is a native size option. The [size] input uses the current base breakpoint.

Breakpoints: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl and 4xl Sizes: 1-12

  • size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • *:size - Sets the width (1-12) of the column. (default is 12)
  • autoRows - Whether to use the grid-auto-rows feature. (default is false)

*ngxScreenSize structural directive

Structural directive to add/remove an element if the defined breakpoint fits.

<div *ngxScreenSize"'xs'">
...
</div>

[.class] and [.style] directive

Directive to add classes and/or styles based on the breakpoint

<div
  [xs.class]="'class1, class2'"
  [xs.class]="['class1', 'class2']"
  [xs.class]="{ class1: true, class2: true }"

  [xs.style]="'display: none; color: black;'"
  [xs.style]="['display: none', 'color: black; background-color: green;']"
  [xs.style]="{ 'display': 'none', 'color': 'black' }"
>
  ...
</div>

Global Options


In the forRoot method when importing the grid module in the app module you can specify the following options that will be globally applied to all grid instances.

  • strategy - Defines the strategy of the grid component. SCREEN uses the media queries and CONTAINER uses the container queries which is still experimental, Possible values: screen, container
  • baseBreakpoint - Defines the base breakpoint of this component. (default is xs), Possible values: xs, sm, md, lg, xl, 2xl, 3xl, 4xl
  • baseSize - Defines the default column size of the grid. (default is 12), Possible values: 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12
  • gap - Sets the spacing between all columns and rows. (default is 1rem)
  • columnGap - Sets the spacing between all columns. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • rowGap - Sets the spacing between all rows. (default is the value of the gap option)
  • autoRows - Whether to use the grid-auto-rows feature. (default is false)
  • breakpoints - Key-Value object with name of breakpoint as key and minWidth as number