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ddata-ui-input

v0.3.18

Published

DData UI Input module, components, models & services

Downloads

23

Readme

DData UI Input

DData UI Input module, components, models & services

Install

npm install ddata-ui-input --save

Why?

Almost every project needs to handle different types of input fields. For example basic text input, date and time input, select fields, textareas. And of course if you use input, you need to validate them.

This package gives you a really easy way to create inputs with validation and some basic UI features.

If you are familiar with ddata-core package you have models, like this:

export class Post extends BaseModel implements PostInterface {
  readonly api_endpoint = '/post';
  readonly model_name = 'Post';
  id: ID;
  title: string;
  lead: string;
  content: string;
  public_from_date: ISODate;
  public_from_time: Time;
  is_on_top: boolean;

  init(): PostInterface {
    // ...
  }

  prepareToSave(): any {
    return {
      // ...
    };
  }
}

Then you can use in your template this components:

<dd-input [model]="model" field="title"></dd-input>

<dd-textarea [model]="model" field="lead"></dd-textarea>

<dd-textarea [model]="model" field="content"></dd-textarea>

<dd-date [model]="model" field="public_from_date"></dd-date>

<dd-time [model]="model" field="public_from_time"></dd-time>

<dd-checkbox [model]="model" field="is_on_top">

And in the ts file:

export class MyAwesomeComponent extends BaseCreateEditComponent<PostInterface> implements OnInit {

  constructor() {
    super(Post);
  }
}

The BaseCreateEditComponent gives you a super preset for your component. The input components gives you the simlicity, two-way binding, validateable fields and some basic UI features, like date picker and time picker if you need.

Documentation