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@syyskimo/sveditor

v0.2.0

Published

Simple data-editor with Svelte, material UI and custom components

Downloads

2

Readme

Sveditor

A thingy, that may help you deal with random data. Has some in-bread editor-components, but you can create any svelte-component to edit values.

Usage

  1. Import Sveditor
  2. Make a model
  3. Get data
  4. Use Sveditor with given data & model
  5. ...
  6. PROFIT

But how?

Easiest way is to clone this repo and start playing with example data:

git clone https://github.com/Syyskimo/sveditor.git 
# navigate to folder you just cloned
cd sveditor
# install node modules
npm install
# start the server and open the app in a new browser tab
npm run dev -- --open

Then check the basic entry-point: src/routes/index.svelte

And try playing with it.

Model

It might be a good idea (though, not mandatory) to use typescript. If you're using such trying checking lib/src/model/types | Model

Model has:

  • a name (not used at the moment, but humor me)
  • validate -function (optional) that can be used to validate whole object
  • properties : an array of actual properties:

Properties (PropertyModel):

  • key: actual key (property name) of the value.
  • title: what the component might call this key
  • component (optional): name of component if wanted to use provided svelte material ui -components, see lib/src/model/types | Component
  • svelteComponent (optional): if you want to create any own component, pass here a svelte-component
  • definitions (optional): Non-typed -data for the component. So it's just anything the component might want
  • validate (optional): validation function of this property

Data

Data is just basic object. Might have anything.

For example:

<script lang="ts">
    import {Sveditor} from "sveditor";
    import {Model, Component} from "./types";

    let data = {
        id: 1,
        name: 'John',
        age: 25
    }

    // and a model for that might be:
    const model: Model = {
        name: 'person',
        properties: [
            {
                key: 'name',
                title: 'Name',
                component: Component.TextInput,
                validate: (value => {
                    return (value.length > 1 ? {validated: true} : {validated: false, message: 'too short'})
                })
            },
            {
                key: 'age',
                title: 'Give your age',
                component: Component.Slider,
                definitions: {
                    min: 18,
                    max: 99
                }
            },
        ]
    }

</script>

<Sveditor data="{data}" model="{model}" on:save={(x) => {console.log(x)}}/>