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angular-mergely

v1.0.0

Published

angular-mergely ===============

Downloads

19

Readme

angular-mergely

An extended angular wrapper for mergely.

Usage

The module of interest is termed mergely, so one must require that from angular in order to make use of this package.

Then one can make use of the mergelyEditor element directive.

The following attributes can be set on the mergelyEditor directive:

  • originalFiles A file name to data map of files in the original project.
  • otherFiles A file name to data map of files in the new project.
  • acceptCallback({filename: data, ...}) A function to be called upon the completion of the merge with the amended data.
  • cancelCallback() A function to be called upon the cancelation of the merge.
  • acceptButtonClass A set of classes to be added to the accept button.
  • cancelButtonClass A set of classes to be added to the cancel button.
  • settings Settings to pass to mergely, see the mergely documentation for details.

The following css classes are of importance (in addition to those provided by mergely itself):

  • merge-bar The bars above and below the mergely editor.
  • merge-top-bar The bar above the mergely editor.
  • merge-bottom-bar The bar below the mergely editor.
  • merge-btn Applied to the "Merge" and "Cancel" button elements.
  • merge-btn-accept Applied to the "Merge" button.
  • merge-btn-cancel Applied to the "Cancel" button.
  • merge-btn-container A container encapsulating the aforementioned buttons.