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Inplace is an tiny inplace editor to enable a quick ajax update with no need to create a form.
Inplace is an tiny inplace editor to enable a quick ajax update with no need to create a form.
`data-field-name`: Name of the field;
`data-field-text`: Name of the attribute of the returned JSON used to be the inplace text;
`data-field-value`: Value of the field;
`data-field-type`: Field type that can be `text` or `select`;
`data-options`: Data options setted on the field with prefix `inplace-`;
`data-url`: URL used to post the data;
You declare an element with optional data atributes:
<div
class="inplace"
data-attributes='{ "maxlength": 2 }'
data-field-name="number"
data-field-value="42"
data-url="/update"
>42</div>
On JS you can declare attributes too, but data attributes has priority:
$('.inplace').inplace({ url: '/save' });
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Inplace is an tiny inplace editor to enable a quick ajax update with no need to create a form.
The npm package inplace receives a total of 10 weekly downloads. As such, inplace popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that inplace demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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