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gridjs-buttons

v1.0.2

Published

Button plugin for GridJS

Downloads

40

Readme

Contributors Forks Stargazers Issues MIT License

About The Project

GridJS Buttons Screenshot

GridJS is one of the best opensource library on the current market. However, It is missing one of the most crucial utility when using the table for CRUD control; action buttons... So, rather than looking for a replacement library for GridJS, I decided to develop a plugin for GridJS that solves this problem.

Here's why you should use this plugin instead of creating additional buttons and then styling it:

  • This plugin when combined with RowSelection plugin allows you to set maximum selected checkboxes.
  • This plugin is highly style-able and easy to overwrite the classes of buttons
  • This plugin saves your precious time when you need to create one or many table with buttons

Of course, this plugin currently won't be able to solve all your needs as your needs might be more sophisticated. Feel free to create a future request to wait for a new release or maybe even take your needs into your hands and contribute to this plugin so that the other developers in need won't have to code the same task again.

Built With

This plugin will only work for GridJS.

Getting Started

Currently, this package only supports NPM package manager, but in future release all the modern package managers will be supported

Prerequisites

Currently, the buttons icons depends on FontAwesome. But, you can always change the default styling via settings.

  • GridJS
    npm install gridjs
  • FontAwesome
    npm install font-awesome

Installation

Via NPM

npm install gridjs-buttons

Configuration

This plugin is developed as versatile as possible, so you can change every style and options while initializing the plugin.

Basic Config - JavaScript

const config = {
    onAdd: function (rowIds) {

    },
    onEdit: function (rowIds) {

    },
    onDelete: function (rowIds) {

    }
}

Basic Config - TypeScript

import { GridjsButtonsProps } from 'gridjs-buttons';

const config: GridjsButtonsProps = {
    onAdd: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log('selectedIds', rowIds);
    },
    onEdit: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log('selectedIds', rowIds);
    },
    onDelete: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log('selectedIds', rowIds);
    }
};

Full Config - JavaScript

const config = {
    classList: {
        buttonClass: "",
        addButtonClass: "",
        editButtonClass: "",
        deleteButtonClass: "",
        addIconClass: "",
        editIconClass: "",
        deleteIconClass: "",
    },
    buttonsList: {
        add: true,
        edit: true,
        delete: true
    },
    selectId: "rowSelect",
    maxInputCount: 1,
    onAdd: function () {

    },
    onEdit: function () {

    },
    onDelete: function () {

    }
};

Full Config - TypeScript

import { GridjsButtonsProps } from 'gridjs-buttons';

const config: GridjsButtonsProps = {
    classList: {
        buttonClass: "",
        addButtonClass: "",
        editButtonClass: "",
        deleteButtonClass: "",
        addIconClass: "",
        editIconClass: "",
        deleteIconClass: "",
    },
    buttonsList: {
        add: true,
        edit: true,
        delete: true
    },
    selectId: "",
    maxInputCount: 1,
    onAdd: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onEdit: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onDelete: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    }
};

Default Config Values

{
  "classList": {
    "buttonClass": "btn",
    "addButtonClass": "btn-success",
    "editButtonClass": "btn-info",
    "deleteButtonClass": "btn-danger ml-2",
    "addIconClass": "fa-solid fa-plus",
    "editIconClass": "fa-solid fa-pen",
    "deleteIconClass": "fa-solid fa-trash"
  },
  "defaultButtons": {
    "add": true,
    "edit": true,
    "delete": true
  },
  "selectId": "selectRow",
  "maxInputCount": 1
}

Usage

The following examples will use id tag as selectId

Example with JavaScript

// GridJS mermaid theme
import "gridjs/dist/theme/mermaid.css";
//only need to import this if you are planning to use default styling
import "gridjs-buttons/dist/theme/gridjs-buttons.css";

import { Grid, PluginPosition } from "gridjs";
import { RowSelection } from "gridjs/plugins/selection";
import { GridjsButtons } from "gridjs-buttons";

const config = {
    // you can delete classList if you are planning to use default styling
    classList: {
        buttonClass: "btn",
        addButtonClass: "btn-success",
        editButtonClass: "btn-info",
        deleteButtonClass: "btn-danger ml-2",
        addIconClass: "fa-solid fa-plus",
        editIconClass: "fa-solid fa-pen",
        deleteIconClass: "fa-solid fa-trash"
    },
    buttonsList: {
        add: true,
        edit: true,
        delete: true
    },
    // you can delete selectId if you are using id of RowSelection as selectRow.
    selectId: "selectRow",
    // you can delete maxInputCount if you want to allow only 1 checkboxes selected at the time.
    maxInputCount: 1,
    onAdd: function (rowIds) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onEdit: function (rowIds) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onDelete: function (rowIds) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    }
};

const cols = [
    {
        id: "selectRow",
        name: "Select",
        data: () => false,
        plugin: {
            component: RowSelection,
            props: {
                id: (row: any) => row.cell(1).data
            }
        },
        sort: false
    },
    {
        name: "id",
        hidden: true,
        sort: true
    },
    {
        name: "Name"
    },
    {
        name: "Email"
    }
];

const data = [
    [1, "Kaan Kaan", "[email protected]"],
    [2, "Example 1", "[email protected]"],
    [3, "Example 2", "[email protected]"]
];

new Grid({
    columns: cols,
    data: data,
    sort: true,
    plugins: [
        {
            id: 'buttons',
            component: GridjsButtons,
            position: PluginPosition.header,
            props: config
        }
    ],
    search: {
        enabled: true
    },
    pagination: {
        enabled: true
    }
}).render(document.getElementById('<your-table-wrapper-element-id>'));

Example with TypeScript

// GridJS mermaid theme
import "gridjs/dist/theme/mermaid.css";
//only need to import this if you are planning to use default styling
import "gridjs-buttons/dist/theme/gridjs-buttons.css";

import { Grid, PluginPosition } from "gridjs";
import { RowSelection } from "gridjs/plugins/selection";
import { GridjsButtons, GridjsButtonsProps } from "gridjs-buttons";

const config = {
    // you can delete classList if you are planning to use default styling
    classList: {
        buttonClass: "btn",
        addButtonClass: "btn-success",
        editButtonClass: "btn-info",
        deleteButtonClass: "btn-danger ml-2",
        addIconClass: "fa-solid fa-plus",
        editIconClass: "fa-solid fa-pen",
        deleteIconClass: "fa-solid fa-trash"
    },
    buttonsList: {
        add: true,
        edit: true,
        delete: true
    },
    // you can delete selectId if you are using id of RowSelection as selectRow.
    selectId: "selectRow",
    // you can delete maxInputCount if you want to allow only 1 checkboxes selected at the time.
    maxInputCount: 1,
    onAdd: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onEdit: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    },
    onDelete: function (rowIds: Array<any>) {
        console.log("selectedIds", rowIds);
    }
};

const cols: Array<any> = [
    {
        id: "selectRow",
        name: "Select",
        data: () => false,
        plugin: {
            component: RowSelection,
            props: {
                id: (row: any) => row.cell(1).data
            }
        },
        sort: false
    },
    {
        name: "id",
        hidden: true,
        sort: true
    },
    {
        name: "Name"
    },
    {
        name: "Email"
    }
];

const data: Array<any> = [
    [1, "Kaan Kaan", "[email protected]"],
    [2, "Example 1", "[email protected]"],
    [3, "Example 2", "[email protected]"]
];

new Grid({
    columns: cols,
    data: data,
    sort: true,
    plugins: [
        {
            id: 'buttons',
            component: GridjsButtons,
            position: PluginPosition.header,
            props: config
        }
    ],
    search: {
        enabled: true
    },
    pagination: {
        enabled: true
    }
}).render(document.getElementById('<your-table-wrapper-element-id>'));

Roadmap

See the open issues for a list of proposed features (and known issues).

Contributing

Contributions are what make the open source community such an amazing place to learn, inspire, and create. Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

  1. Fork the Project
  2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/AmazingFeature)
  3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some AmazingFeature')
  4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/AmazingFeature)
  5. Open a Pull Request

License

Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Contact

Kaan Refik Kaan - [email protected]

Project Link: https://github.com/kaanrkaan/gridjs-buttons