AngularMixedCdkDragDrop

angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop is an Angular Directive to support mixed orientation drag drop using angular cdk.

Demo

Installation

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop

Versions

• for angular 18 use v^2.2.4 / angular18

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop@angular18

• for angular 17 use v^2.2.3 / angular17

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop@angular17

• for angular 16 use v^2.1.0 / angular16

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop@angular16

• for angular 15 use v^2.0.0 / angular15

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop@angular15

• for angular 14 use angular14

npm install angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop@angular14

Usage

The official cdkDropList is implement like below.

<div cdkDropList cdkDropListOrientation="horizontal" class="example-list" (cdkDropListDropped)="drop($event)">
  <div class="example-box" *ngFor="let item of items" cdkDrag>{{item}}</div>
</div>

To use this mixed orientation directive, we need to put every cdkDrag in an individual cdkDropList and grouped all the dropList in a CdkDropListGroup. To do so with the following few steps.

1. change the original CdkDropList to CdkDropListGroup, applied mixedCdkDragDrop directive and set orientation(required). (the list group need to be a Flex container which set the style display property to flex.)
2. add additional cdkDropList with mixedCdkDropList directive as the parent of every cdkDrag.
3. you can now be happy to enjoy the mixed cdk drag drop.

<div class="example-list"
     cdkDropListGroup mixedCdkDragDrop
     [orientation]="'horizontal'"
     [itemList]="items"
     (dropped)="dropped($event)">
        <span *ngFor="let item of items" cdkDropList mixedCdkDropList>
          <div class="example-box" cdkDrag>
                {{item}}
                <div cdkDragHandle> = </div>
            </div>
        </span>
      </div>

mixedCdkDragSizeHelper

When cdkDrag size is originally depend on its container. Applied mixedCdkDragDrop will break the style by adding additional cdkDropList parent element. MixedCdkDragSizeHelper directive will help to handle the CdkDrag size in this case.

1. Applied mixedCdkDragSizeHelper to cdkDrag.
2. ContentBoxSize emitter is required. (default Emitter MixedCdkDragSizeHelperDirective.defaultEmitter is provided.)
3. Set containerSelector in mixedCdkDragDrop if needed. (default value is mixedCdkDragDrop.)

<div class="example-list"
     cdkDropListGroup mixedCdkDragDrop
     [containerSelector]="'.example-list'">
        <span *ngFor="let item of items" cdkDropList mixedCdkDropList>
          <div class="example-box" cdkDrag mixedCdkDragSizeHelper
               (contentBoxSize)="onSizeChange($event)">
                {{item}}
                <div cdkDragHandle> = </div>
            </div>
        </span>
</div>

onSizeChange(event: MixedCdkDragContainerSize) {
    MixedCdkDragSizeHelperDirective.defaultEmitter(event, Number(this.percentWidth), Number(this.percentHeight));
}

Global settings

You can use MixedCdkDragDropModule.forRoot to define global settings:

MixedCdkDragDropModule.forRoot({ autoScrollStep: 4 });

Publish

ng build angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop
npm publish dist/angular-mixed-cdk-drag-drop

License

Copyright 2024 Rose Chung

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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