slate-text-table
v0.0.3
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A Slate plugin to handle keyboard events in tables. (based on slate-edit-table)
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slate-edit-table
A Slate plugin to handle table edition.
Demo: gitbookio.github.io/slate-edit-table/
Install
npm install slate-edit-table
Features
- Pressing Up and Down, move the cursor to next/previous row
- Pressing Enter, insert a new row
- Pressing Cmd+Enter (Ctrl+Enter on Windows/Linux) exits the table, into a new default block.
- Pressing Tab, move the select to next cell
- Pressing Shift+Tab, move the select to previous cell
Simple Usage
import EditTable from "slate-edit-table";
const plugins = [EditTable()];
Arguments
[typeTable: String]
— type for table[typeRow: String]
— type for the rows.[typeCell: String]
— type for the cells.[exitBlockType: String]
— Mod+Enter will exit the table, into the given block type. Passnull
to disable this behavior.
Utilities and Change
slate-edit-table
exports utilities and changes:
utils.isSelectionInTable
plugin.utils.isSelectionInTable(value: Slate.Value) => boolean
Return true if selection is inside a table cell.
utils.isSelectionOutOfTable
plugin.utils.isSelectionOutOfTable(value: Slate.Value) => boolean
Return true if selection starts and ends both outside any table. (Notice: it is NOT the opposite value of isSelectionInTable
)
utils.getPosition
plugin.utils.getPosition(value: Slate.Value) => TablePosition
Returns the detailed position in the current table. Throws if not in a table.
changes.insertTable
plugin.changes.insertTable(change: Change, columns: ?number, rows: ?number) => Change
Insert a new empty table.
changes.insertRow
plugin.changes.insertRow(change: Change, at: ?number) => Change
Insert a new row after the current one or at the specific index (at
).
changes.insertColumn
plugin.changes.insertColumn(change: Change, at: ?number) => Change
Insert a new column after the current one or at the specific index (at
).
changes.removeTable
plugin.changes.removeTable(change: Change) => Change
Remove current table.
changes.removeRow
plugin.changes.removeRow(change: Change, at: ?number) => Change
Remove current row or the one at a specific index (at
).
changes.removeColumn
plugin.changes.removeColumn(change: Change, at: ?number) => Change
Remove current column or the one at a specific index (at
).
changes.moveSelection
plugin.changes.moveSelection(change: Change, column: number, row: number) => Change
Move the selection to a specific position in the table.
changes.moveSelectionBy
plugin.changes.moveSelectionBy(change: Change, column: number, row: number) => Change
Move the selection by the given amount of columns and rows.
changes.setColumnAlign
plugin.changes.setColumnAlign(change: Change, align: string, at: number) => Change
Sets column alignment for a given column (at
), in the current table. align
defaults to center, at
is optional and defaults to current cursor position.
The
align
values are stored in the table node's data.table.node.data.get('align')
should be an array of aligns string, corresponding to each column.
TablePosition
An instance of TablePosition
represents a position within a table (row and column).
You can get your current position in a table by using plugin.utils.getPosition(value)
.
position.getWidth() => number
Returns the number of columns in the current table.
position.getHeight() => number
Returns the number of rows in the current table.
position.getRowIndex() => number
Returns the index of the current row in the table.
position.getColumnIndex() => number
Return the index of the current column in the table.
position.isFirstCell() => boolean
True if on first row and first column of the table
position.isLastCell() => boolean
True if on last row and last column of the table
position.isFirstRow() => boolean
True if on first row
position.isLastRow() => boolean
True if on last row
position.isFirstColumn() => boolean
True if on first column
position.isLastColumn() => boolean
True if on last column