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@ytkj/ag-grid-axios

v0.1.2

Published

frontend utilities for AgGrid and Axios HTTP client, powered by TypeScript.

Downloads

3

Readme

ag-grid-axios

frontend utilities for AgGrid and Axios HTTP client, powered by TypeScript. this is client-side counter part for sqlalchemy_ag_grid.

Installation

npm install -S @ytkj/ag-grid-axios

Usage

DataSource implements datasource interface of AgGrid Infinite Scroll Model. passing DataSource instance to AgGrid api.setDatasource() setter method.

here is React example.

import { DataSource } from '@ytkj/ag-grid-axios';

/* other import statements or something */

export class AgGridView extends React.Component<AgGridViewProps> {

    private gridDataSource: IDatasource;
    
    public componentDidMount(): void {
        this.gridDataSource = DataSource.factory(
            '/api/grid/start/{{startRow}}/end/{{endRow}}'
        )
    }
    
    public render(): React.ReactNode {
        return (
            <div>
                <AgGridReact
                    onGridReady={this.handleGridReady.bind(this)}
                    /* other attributes */
                />
            </div>
        );
    }
    
    private handleGridReady(param: GridReadyEvent): void {
        param.api.setDatasource(this.gridDataSource);
    }
}

Every time current cached rows scrolled out, AgGrid call the DataSource instance in appropreate timing. The DataSource instance will build a HTTP request from start/end row index and FilterModel/SortModel and send it server. Receiving response from server, the DataSource#getRow will pass response contents to AgGrid.

React, Vue.js, Angular

ag-grid-axios does not depend on React, so can be used with not only React, but also Angular, Vue.js or Vanilla.

API

DataSource.factory()

static factory method to instanciate DataSource.

Arguments

|#|type|description| |---|---|---| |1|string|required parameter. this will be used as url template string, and '{{startRow}}' and '{{endRow}}' will be replaced to requesting row start/end index set by AgGrid| |2|AxiosInstance|optional parameter. this will be used as HTTP client. default to pre-configured axios instance.|

REST API

schema of HTTP request made by DataSource is described in here.