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@udev-tn/rule-builder

v0.0.3

Published

The rule builder enables users to define specific conditions in order to find and categorize items from multiple datasets.

Downloads

3

Readme

Rule builder

The rule builder enables users to define specific conditions in order to find and categorize items from multiple datasets.

Live DEMO: https://builders-ashen.vercel.app/

Features

  • A nested representation of a rule can be created.
  • Component inheritance for custom representation using udTemplate="condition"
  • Dark, light theme

Usage

  • Use it to construct a search query that is based on multiple conditions.
  • Instead of a static selection, use it to save a segment.
  • Use to help users create dynamic lists by making selected rules static rather than actual search results.
  • Use when the search query includes an unknown number of unspecified terms.

Technologies

  • Angular 16
  • Typescript

Installation

  1. Use npm to install the package
$ npm install @udev-tn/rule-builder --save 
  1. You could now add into your module imports the RuleBuilderModule in order to add all of the components.
import { RuleBuilderModule } from '@udev-tn/rule-builder';

@NgModule({
 // ...
 imports: [
   // ...
   RuleBuilderModule
 ]
})

Input parameters

| Input | Required | Details | |-------|----------|-----------------------------------------------| | rule | Optional | A rule that will be presented in the builder. |

Output parameters

| Output | Details | |----------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | onValueChanges | A callback function is used to handle value changes during the build process. |

Contributing

  • Make sure to open an issue first before adding any new feature or fix.

Clone the project and then proceed to install the necessary dependencies.

$ git clone https://gitlab.com/udev-tn/rule-builder.git
$ npm install

Create a new branch

$ git checkout -b feat/some-feature

Include tests to ensure that everything is functioning correctly.

$ npm test

Complete the commit and push, and then create a merge request.