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knockout-dragula

v0.2.3

Published

Drag and drop binding handler for Knockout using Dragula

Downloads

15

Readme

knockout-dragula

Simple binding for Knockout.js to add drag and drop functionality to observableArrays using dragula.

Install

Using bower:

bower install knockout-dragula --save

Usage

The dragula binding replaces foreach:

<div data-bind="dragula: items">
    <div data-bind="text: name"></div>
</div>

You can also link multiple containers together by giving them a group name using the group option:

<div data-bind="dragula: { data: items1, group: 'test' }">
    <div data-bind="text: name"></div>
</div>
<div data-bind="dragula: { data: items2, group: 'test' }">
    <div data-bind="text: name"></div>
</div>

Additional options

afterDrop

Callback function that is called when an item is dropped into the container. It will not be called if it is dropped into another container of the group, that container needs to specify its own afterDrop callback.

<div data-bind="dragula: { data: items, afterDrop: afterDrop }">
    <div data-bind="text: name"></div>
</div>

The callback gets passed 5 arguments:

  • item: the object that has been moved.
  • sourceIndex: The original position of the item in sourceItems.
  • sourceItems: The array from which the item was dragged.
  • targetIndex: The new position of the item in targetItems.
  • targetItems: The array into which the item was dropped.

Note: By default the binding-context is bound to the afterDrop function. If you want to bind something else, say the parent, you could write like this:

    <div data-bind="dragula: { data: items, afterDrop: afterDrop.bind($parent) }">

afterDelete

Callback function that is called when an item is removed.

<div data-bind="dragula: { data: items, afterDelete: afterDelete }">
    <div data-bind="text: name"></div>
</div>

The callback gets passed 5 arguments:

  • item: the object that has been moved.
  • sourceIndex: The original position of the item in sourceItems.
  • sourceItems: The array from which the item was removed.

Note: By default the binding-context is bound to the afterDelete function. If you want to bind something else, say the parent, you could write like this:

    <div data-bind="dragula: { data: items, afterDelete: afterDelete.bind($parent) }">