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@myrmidon/cadmus-ui

v16.1.1

Published

Cadmus - general UI components.

Downloads

460

Readme

CadmusUi

  • 📦 @myrmidon/cadmus-ui

This project was generated using Angular CLI version 19.0.0.

This library contains shared UI components, services and validators for Cadmus:

  • close/save buttons for part/fragment editors.
  • decorated token-based text for fragment editors.
  • errors list.
  • facets badge.
  • flags badge.
  • layer hints.
  • lookup pin.
  • part padge.
  • thesaurus entries tree.
  • base class for model (part/fragment) editors.
  • color service.
  • user lookup.
  • custom validators.
  • JSON validators.

Thesaurus Entries Picker

  • class: ThesEntriesPickerComponent
  • selector: cadmus-thes-entries-picker
  1. import ThesEntriesPickerComponent from @myrmidon/cadmus-ui and add it to your component's imports. It is assumed that your component has thesauri entries properties in (usually input) signals, like:
public readonly posEntries = input.required<ThesaurusEntry[] | undefined>();
public readonly tagEntries = input<ThesaurusEntry[] | undefined>();
  1. add these utility function to map thesaurus ID/IDs to the corresponding thesaurus entry/entries (remove the one you do not need):
public mapIdToEntry(
  id: string | null,
  entries: ThesaurusEntry[] | undefined
): ThesaurusEntry | null {
  if (!id) return null;
  if (!entries) return { id, value: id };
  return entries.find((e) => e.id === id) || { id, value: id };
}

private mapIdsToEntries(ids: string[], entries: ThesaurusEntry[] | undefined): ThesaurusEntry[] {
  if (!entries) return ids.map((id) => ({ id, value: id }));
  return ids.map((id) => entries.find((e) => e.id === id) || { id, value: id });
}
  1. add form controls for entries. In this example pos is for a single entry, tags is for an array of entries.
public pos: FormControl<ThesaurusEntry>;
public tags: FormControl<ThesaurusEntry[]>;

// ... in constructor:

// single entry (required)
this.pos = formBuilder.control(
  { id: '', value: '' },
  {
    nonNullable: true,
    validators: Validators.required,
  }
);
// multiple entries (optional)
this.tags = formBuilder.control([], { nonNullable: true });
  1. when setting the UI from data, follow this example:
private updateForm(data: WordForm | undefined | null): void {
  if (!data) {
    this.formCtl.reset();
  } else {
    this.pos.setValue(this.mapIdToEntry(data.pos, this.posEntries()) || this.posEntries()?.[0]!);
    this.tags.setValue(this.mapIdsToEntries(data.tags || [], this.tagEntries()));
    // ...
    this.formCtl.markAsPristine();
  }
}

public onPosEntriesChange(entries: ThesaurusEntry[]): void {
  this.pos.setValue(entries[0]);
  this.pos.markAsDirty();
  this.pos.updateValueAndValidity();
}

public onTagEntriesChange(entries: ThesaurusEntry[]): void {
  this.tags.setValue(entries);
  this.tags.markAsDirty();
  this.tags.updateValueAndValidity();
}

private getData(): WordForm {
  return {
    pos: this.pos.value.id,
    tags: this.tags.value.map((e) => e.id),
    // ...
  };
}
  1. add the corresponding components in the HTML template. Here the first example (pos) refers to the above mentioned situation, where entries might be present or not, for a single thesaurus ID to pick; the second one (tags) to an array of IDs to pick from a thesaurus:
<!-- pos (always bound) -->
<cadmus-thes-entries-picker
  [availableEntries]="posEntries()!"
  [entries]="[this.pos.value]"
  [hierarchicLabels]="true"
  [minEntries]="1"
  [maxEntries]="1"
  (entriesChange)="onPosEntriesChange($event!)"
/>

@if (tagEntries()?.length) {
<div>
  <fieldset>
    <legend>tags</legend>
    <cadmus-thes-entries-picker
      [availableEntries]="tagEntries()!"
      [entries]="tags.value"
      (entriesChange)="onTagEntriesChange($event!)"
    />
  </fieldset>
</div>
}

History

16.0.0

  • 2026-01-17: removed thesaurus related components, which were moved into @myrmidon/cadmus-thesaurus-store. As for names:
    • ThesEntriesPickerComponent => ThesaurusEntriesPickerComponent
    • ThesPagedTreeBrowserComponent => ThesaurusBrowserComponent
    • StaticThesPagedTreeStoreService => StaticThesaurusPagedTreeStoreService
    • ThesaurusTreeComponent => unchanged

This library also contains the new EditableThesaurusBrowserComponent, meant to replace the legacy thesaurus editor from @myrmidon/cadmus-thesaurus-editor and related libraries.