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bs3-table

Very universal table component for angular 2 appst

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bs3-table

Description

Table module for angular2. Compatibile with bootstrap3. Quicket way to create table pagination in angular2.

Instalation & Usage

npm install bs3-table

inside your app.module import module


    import { Bs3TableModule } from "bs3-table/bs3-table"


    ...    
// inside NgModule
    import: [ Bs3TableModule ]
    ...

In component template

 <bs3-table [table]="table" ></bs3-table>

inside component:

 import { Table } from "bs3-table/bs3-table"

export interface ExampleRowInterface {
    name: string;
    age: number;
    date?: Date;
}


...
// inside Component Class
public table: Table<any> = new Table<ExampleRowInterface>('Imie', 'Nazwsko', 'Data')
        .addRow({ name: 'asdasd', age: 12, date: new Date() })
        .addRow({ name: ' asdasd', age: 13 });
...

Class Table is very fexible and can be use for lots of different purpose, combining data in one place.

Pagination example

import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';

import { Table, Page } from 'bs3-table-bs3-table';
import { Resource, MockingMode, MockRequest } from 'ng2-rest/ng2-rest';

// interface for row
interface DataModel {
 name: string;
 age: number;
 date: Date;
}

// create simple pagination with ng2-rest inside your browser
function mockController(req: MockRequest<DataModel>) {
 req.backend.models = req.backend.models.sort((a, b) => a.age - b.age);
 let page: Page = <Page>req.body;
 return { data: req.backend.getPagination(page.number, page.size) };
}

@Injectable()
export class DataService {
 constructor(private rest: Resource<string, any, any>) {
   Resource.map('api.com', 'http://api.com')
   rest.add('api.com', 'example_data')
   Resource.setMockingMode(MockingMode.MOCKS_ONLY);
 }

 getData = (page: Page) => this.rest.api('api.com', 'example_data')
   // you can comment line below for production version
   .mock({ $name: "{{name.firstName}}", $age: "{{random.number}}", $date: "{{date.recent}}" }, 200, mockController, 100)
   .save(page)
}


@Component({
 selector: 'app-preview',
 template: `<bs3-table [table]="table" ></bs3-table>`
})
export class PreviewComponent implements OnInit {

 constructor(private data: DataService) { }

 public table: Table<any>;

 ngOnInit() {
   this.table = new Table('Imie', 'Nazwisko', 'Data')

   this.table.onDateNeeded.subscribe(page => {
     this.data.getData(page).subscribe((rows: any[]) => {
       this.table.rows.length = 0;
       rows.forEach(r => this.table.addRow(r));
     });
   });

   this.table.changePage();

 }

}



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Package last updated on 24 Apr 2017

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