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vuedragablefor

v1.0.9

Published

vue dragable for directive

Downloads

15

Readme

Vue.Dragable.For

Vue directive for lists allowing drag-and-drop sorting in sync with View-Model. Based on Sortable.js

##Motivation

Create a directive that displays a dragable list and keeps in sync the view and underlying view model.

##Demo

demo gif

Simple:

https://jsfiddle.net/dede89/j62g58z7/

Two Lists:

https://jsfiddle.net/dede89/hqxranrd/

Example with list clone:

https://jsfiddle.net/dede89/u5ecgtsj/

##Features

  • Full support of Sortable.js options via options parameters
  • Keeps in sync view model and view
  • No jquery dependency

##Usage

Use it exactly as v-for directive, passing optional parameters using 'options' parameter. Option parameter can be json string or a full javascript object.

<div v-dragable-for="element in list1" options='{"group":"people"}'>
  <p>{{element.name}}</p>
</div>

##Limitation

  • This directive works only when applied to arrays and not to objects.
  • onStart, onUpdate, onAdd, onRemove Sortable.js options hooks are used by v-dragable-for to update VM. As such these four options are not usable with v-dragable-for. If you need to listen to re-order events, you can watch the underlying view model collection. For example:
        watch: {
            'list1': function () {
                console.log('Collection updated!');
            },

Installation

  • Available through:
 npm install vuedragablefor
 Bower install vue.dragable.for
  • For Modules

    // ES6
    import Vue from 'vue'
    import VueDragableFor from 'vuedragablefor'
    Vue.use(VueDragableFor)
    
    // ES5
    var Vue = require('vue')
    Vue.use(require('vuedragablefor'))
  • For <script> Include

    Just include vue.dragable.for.js after Vue and lodash(version >=3).

License

MIT