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@riskchallenger/pixi-grouping

v1.5.7

Published

a year ago

An extension of Pixi implementing dragging and grouping of blocks

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pixi drag drop interactive

Pixi Grouping

This library provides an extended implementation of the Pixi Application and Containers that provide drag/drop ability together with grouping blocks.

Features

Drag blocks
Drag blocks together to create groups
Drag groups by their name
Drag groups together to merge
Separate blocks from groups
Overlay blocks, to combine/fuse for example
Events

Customization

To use this library, your blocks, whatever they may be, must extend the Block class from this library. You can customize the look of the blocks by overriding the createBlockGraphic method.

Groups are currently not customizable, please open an issue if you would like that specifying what you would like to customize.

Events

This library adds some extra events to Blocks, Groups and the Application stage.

Application stage events

This events can be accessed through application.stage.on('<event>').

new-group

Block events

join-group
leave-group
no-drag-click - when clicking on a block and not dragging it
overlay - when overlaying another block, contains the other block in the event
drag

Group events

block-add
block-remove
name-change
disbandon - this event is emitted when the last two risks in a group are separated
no-drag-click - when clicking on the name of a group and not dragging it

Development

git clone [email protected]:RiskChallenger/pixi-grouping.git &&
cd pixi-grouping &&
npm install &&
npm run dev