j-ListMenuEditable

jComponent 20 · jcomponent@20 component Example loaded with jComponent 20

Component for editable list menu

You can change CSS for your needs.

Configuration:

iconremove {String} optional, change remove button icon. It's fontawesome icon without ti- part (default: times)
defaulticon {String} optional, change edit button icon (default: pencil-alt)
addicon {String} optional, will change add button icon (default: plus-square)
placeholder {String} optional, a placeholder for input (default: Write text and press ENTER)
class {String} CSS class for selected item (default: selected)
title {String} optional, will add title on top of list menu (important if you want use addicon and addclick)
key {String} optional, a default key for text value (default: name)
click {String} optional, action after click on item in menu. Path to function(element, index)
addclick {String} optional, action after click on add button. Path to function() executes when user click on add icon
editclick {String} optional, action after click on edit button. Path to function(element, index)

Methods:

component.add(object) - This function will push object into path (can be null)
component.edit(index) - Function will enable edit on element
component.remove(index) - Function will remove the index

Good to know:

Path must be array of objects. After click on item in menu

Supports dynamic evaluation of the content of <script type="text/html">. The example below contains a script with HTML and the component evaluates the content when the component is creating (only once).

<ui-component name="listmenueditable" path="tags">
	<script type="text/html">
		{{ if mycolor }}
			<i class="ti ti-circle" style="color: {{ mycolor }}"></i>
		{{ fi }}
		{{ name }}
	</script>
</ui-component>

Adding of custom class:

var opt = {};
opt.items = [];
opt.push({ name: 'Total.js', classname: 'your_class_name' });

Toggle editable:

var opt = {};
opt.items = [];
opt.push({ name: 'Total.js', editable: true });

Use it with <ui-component name="listmenueditable">. When the component is not loaded yet, jComponent downloads it on first use from the address in DEF.fallback (the Componentator CDN by default). Author: Denis Granec. Source: the Componentator components repository, MIT license.

example.html

<!-- EXAMPLE DEPENDENCIES -->
<ui-component name="menu"></ui-component>

<div style="width: 400px;">
	<ui-component name="listmenueditable" path="tags" config="title:All tags;editclick:edit;addclick:add;click:click">
		<script type="text/html">
			{{ if mycolor }}
				<i class="ti ti-circle-alt" style="color: {{ mycolor }}"></i>
			{{ fi }}
			{{ name }}
		</script>
	</ui-component>
</div>

<script>
	var tags = [{ name: 'Tag 1', mycolor: '#00B9D7', editable: true, classname: 'customclass', mycustomdata: 'ola' }, { name: 'Tag 2', mycolor: '#00A06E', editable: true, mycustomdata: 'ola2' }];

	function click(el, item, index) {
		console.log('clicked index', index, 'item', item);
	}

	function edit(el, index, icon) {
		var opt = {};
		opt.items = [{ name: 'Edit', id: 'edit' }, { name: 'Remove', icon: 'trash', id: 'remove' }];
		opt.align = 'center';
		opt.element = icon;
		opt.callback = function(selected) {
			switch (selected.id) {
				case 'edit':
					SETTER('listmenueditable/edit', index);
					break;
				case 'remove':
					SETTER('listmenueditable/remove', index);
					break;
			}
		};
		SETTER('menu/show', opt);
	}

	function add() {
		SETTER('listmenueditable/add', { name: 'New tag', mycolor: '#8e44ad', editable: true });
	}
</script>