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@myrmidon/cadmus-ui-flag-set

v8.0.1

Published

Cadmus - flags set component.

Downloads

142

Readme

CadmusUiFlagSet

📦 @myrmidon/cadmus-ui-flag-set

This project was generated using Angular CLI version 19.0.0.

FlagsSetComponent

A set of checkable flags. This component replaces the legacy (V2) Cadmus UI flags picker, which required a much more complex configuration to avoid concurrency issues in handling its settings. If you want to migrate to this new component, just map a thesaurus to flags and bind them via flags, while setting the selected flags IDs via checkedIds; handle checkedIdsChange to update them in your component.

Besides being much easier, this component provides additional features, like custom coloring and "black IDs" for each flag.

  • 🔑 FlagSetComponent
  • 🚩 cadmus-ui-flag-set
  • ▶️ input:
    • flags (Flag[]): the flags set.
    • checkedIds (string[])
    • allowCustom (boolean?)
    • hideToolbar (boolean?)
  • 🔥 output:
    • checkedIdsChange (string[])

This component represents a set of checkable flags. The available flags are specified by flags, using this mode (Flag):

  • id (string): the flag ID.
  • label (string): the flag label.
  • custom (boolean?): true if this is a custom flag. This is set by the control when the user adds a custom flag.
  • blackIds (string[]?): an optional set of flag IDs which should be switched off whenever this flag is switched on.
  • color (string?): an optional color for this flag.

Usage:

  1. import the component.
  2. provide an array of Flag's to the component, and handle the IDs of the checked flags in an array of strings.

💡 You can easily map between a Cadmus thesaurus and these flags, e.g.:

function entryToFlag(entry: ThesaurusEntry): Flag {
  return {
    id: entry.id,
    label: entry.value,
  };
}

If you want to provide further metadata like color or black IDs, you can either define some convention for IDs, or use component settings.

History

8.0.1

  • 2024-12-23:
    • fixed selector name (cadmus-ui-flag-set).
    • added numbering option.