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rxcollection-subscriber

v1.0.18

Published

Ready to render data-suckers for RxCollections (RxDB)

Downloads

26

Readme

RxCollection Subscriber

Build & Publish to npm

A powerful tool built on top of RxCollection that allows you to efficiently display real-time data coming from a RxDB in any way you can imagine.

Renderless component that reacts on VM (criteria) changes for RxDB's collections (RxCollection).

Features

  • Reacts on criteria change;
  • State management;
  • Selects / Deselects items;
  • Lets you keep hold of IDs you're working with;

Usage

import Subscriber from 'rxcollection-subscriber'

const sub1 = new Subscriber(collection)
const sub2 = new Subscriber(collection, { criteria: { limit: 3 } })

console.log(sub1.criteria) // the view model.
sub1.criteria.index = 2
console.log(sub1.items) // render this -> main data holder

// select a document
sub1.select(sub1.ids[0])

// get the active RxDocument
console.log(sub1.selectedDoc)

Options

| key | type | description | default | |:------|:---- |:------------|:---------| | criteria | Criteria | Initial criteria to subscribe with. also applies to lazy subscribers | { limit: 25, index: 0, sort: {}, filter: undefined } | fields | all / string[] | Fields the .items holder should contain for items. Fields starting with _ such as _id or _rev are always contained. | 'all' | multipleSelect | bool | Allows multiple ids & documents to be selected | false | lazy | bool | does not subscribe on construct | false | progressivePaging | bool | whenever the index key in criteria changes / increases, results will not be paginated but appended to previous | false | autoSelectOnCRUD | bool | if a new document gets added / removed from the collection, it'll immediately get selected | false

API

| command | description | | :----- | :----------- | | select( ids : string | string[] ) | This works in 2 ways. With multipleSelect option enabled it adds / removees the itemId from the .selectedIds list, otherwise it just selects / deselects that item. If the render function is used, this is cached in localStorage | | render( options ?: RenderOptions ) | Renders the data. Only works in browser, client-side. |

Contribute

License

Apache-2.0

Footnotes

Compatibility

  • Works in Node & Browser (IE 11+);
  • Compatible with any framework;