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drop-target-rank

v1.1.0

Published

Easily calculate the new rank value for drag-drop items given source & target values

Downloads

3

Readme

drop-target-rank

Easily calculate the new rank value for drag-drop items given source & target values.

npm install drop-target-rank

Params

(array, source, target, options)

  • array: main array containing all rank objects
  • source: rank object that is being dragged
  • target: rank object the source is being dragged onto
  • options
    • key (default: '_id'): unique property id of the rank object
    • log (default: false): enable logging to console
    • rank (default: rank): ranking property

Usage

import dropTargetRank from 'drop-target-rank';
import sortBy from 'lodash.sortby';

// Array should contain a list of objects
// Objects should always have a rank property that initially starts at 1
const foo = {
  _id: '28NKN243Qvzbp4NBs',
  name: 'Foo',
  rank: 1,
};
const bar = {
  _id: '7dtGG6FParwqjnaTe',
  name: 'Bar',
  rank: 2,
};
const baz = {
_id: 'NDwXkDQQQHsRENzR9',
  name: 'Baz',
  rank: 3,
};
// Array can be in any order (as of version 1.1.0)
let array = [foo, baz, bar];

// Then call dropTargetRank with array, source, target, and optional params
// This method calculates the new source rank value automatically
const newRank = dropTargetRank(array, foo, bar, { log: true });

// side effect from log: true
if (newRank) { // always check value, will return null on error
  console.log(newRank); // outputs 2.5, placing Foo between Bar and Baz
}