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@ngx-reusable/material

v14.1.0

Published

**@ngx-reusable** project is an **Angular** library that contains a collection of components, directives and pipes that we need in any project

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@ngx-reusable

@ngx-reusable project is an Angular library that contains a collection of components, directives and pipes that we need in any project

@ngx-reusable/material

We believe that Angular Material is providing one the best generic components you need while developing with Angular, but often you find yourself doing the same steps over and over.

@ngx-reusable/material library provides an easier way to deal with @angular/material components that you use often, following same conventions and using same components.

versions

| Angular Version | @ngx-reusable/material |

| --------------- | ------------------------- |

| 14 | @ngx-reusable/material@14 |

Table

Each time you want a simple table, you have to add the table with nested ng-containers to decalre the column data and header!

ReusableTableModule provides a simple mat-table component to use just by declaring the required columns and passing the data!

add ReusableTableModule to your module:

import { ReusableTableModule } from "@ngx-reusable/material/table";
  • TableComponent:

  • selector: reuse-mat-table

  • @Input() list!: { [key: string ]: any }[];

  • @Input() columns!: TableColumn[];

  • @Input() pageEvent?: PageEvent;

  • @Input() sortEvent?: Sort;

  • @Output() sort: EventEmitter<Sort>;

Example: StackBiltz

Autocomplete

Adding Autocomplete component in Material is clear, but in most cases all you need is a searchable dropdown!!

add ReusableAutocompleteModule to your module:

import { ReusableAutocompleteModule } from "@ngx-reusable/material/autocomplete";
  • AutocompleteComponent

    • selector: reuse-mat-autocomplete
    • usage: searchable dropdown
    • @Input() options!: any[];
    • @Input() appearance?: 'standard' | 'fill' | 'outline';
    • @Input() required?: boolean;
    • @Input() placeholder?: string;
    • @Input('key') keyProperty?: string;
    • @Input('value') valueProperty?: boolean;
    • @Output() selectionChange: EventEmitter<any>;
    • Notes:
      • Can be used with ReactiveForms using formControlName or formControl.
      • As any MatFormField components, you can pass:
        • mat-label
        • mat-icon matPrefix
        • mat-icon matSuffix
        • mat-hint
        • mat-error

    Example: StackBiltz