pubcore-reducer-datatable

Reduce redux actions to manipulate state of data tables

Prerequisites

Redux is used

Installation

npm install --save pubcore-reducer-datatable

Place it within your root-reducer or in any other slice reducer.

The slice-key (sk) is used to distinguish between other reducers, especially if you have more than one pubcore-reducer-datatable used on the page. It makes corresponding action types unique in context of your app.

import {sort} from pubcore-reducer-datatable
const initState = [{col:'firstname', order:'asc'}]

//[..]
combineReducer({
	//[..]
	sort:sort({sk:'sort', initState})
	//[..]
})

or for "columns":

import {columns} from pubcore-reducer-datatable
//[..]
const initState = {
	all:['name', 'birthday'],
	sequence:['name', 'birthday'],
	visible:['name']
}

combineReducer({
	//[..]
	columns:columns({sk:'tables.users.columns', initState})
})

1) sort

(multi) sort of table columns

state slice example

sort by firstname desc, birthday asc

//array of object
[
	{col:'firstname', order:'desc'},
	{col:'birthday', order:'asc'}
]

action examples (sk=='sort')

//change secondary sort order (priority=1) of column "birthday",
{type:'sort_TOGGLE_SORT', col:'birthday', priority:1}

//toggle sort order
//if no priorty is given, default priority is 0 (no multisort)
{type:'sort_TOGGLE_SORT', col:'firstname'}

2) columns

show/hide, change sequence of table columns

state slice example

{
	all:['firstname', 'birthday'],
	sequence:['birthday', 'firstname'],
	visible:['firstname']
}

redux action examples (sk=='columns')

{type:'columns_RESET', all, sequence, visible}

{type:'columns_CHANGE_COL_SEQUENCE', from:0, to:1}

{type:'columns_SHOW_COL', col:'birthday', isVisible:false}