Angular component for filtering contents in alphabetical listing, using default or custom templates. Ideal to build contact lists.
Compatible with previous versions of Angular, except AngularJS.
See a live demo.
<alphabet-filter
propAlphaOrder="name"
propsSearch="name"
placeholder="digite o nome do contato"
height="100%"
[data]="contacts"
(onClick)="selected($event)">
</alphabet-filter>
<alphabet-filter
propAlphaOrder="name"
propsSearch="name"
placeholder="digite o nome do contato"
listClass="search-list"
height="500px"
[data]="contacts"
(onClick)="selected($event)"
[withTemplate]="true"
>
<ng-template let-item>
<div class="search-list-item">
<img [src]="item.image">
<span>{{item.name}}</span>
</div>
</ng-template>
</alphabet-filter>
npm install alphabet-filter
import { AlphabetFilterModule } from 'alphabet-filter';
@NgModule({
imports: [
...,
AlphabetFilterModule
],
declarations: [...],
providers: [],
bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }
...
"styles": [
"...",
"node_modules/alphabet-filter/alphabet-filter.scss"
],
...
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
data |
any[] |
Data to be listed.(ex .: <... [data]="contacts"></...> ). |
propAlphaOrder |
string |
Property for name of the property to be ordered alphabetically.(ex .: <... propAlphaOrder="name"></...> ). |
propsSearch |
string or string[] |
Property(ies) to be filtered.(ex .: <... [propsSearch]="['name']"></...> ). |
onClick |
EventEmitter<any> |
Emit on item click.(ex .: <... (onClick)="selected($event)"></...> ). |
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
placeholder |
string |
Placeholder of input filter. (ex .: <... []=""></...> ). |
listClass |
string |
Class name for list element. (ex .: <... listClass="search-list"></...> ). |
height |
string |
Height to be used throughout the component. (ex .: <... height="100%"></...> ). |
withTemplate |
boolean |
Used when to need of customize using ng-template. (ex .: <... [withTemplate]="true"></...> ). |
onCancel |
EventEmitter<any> |
Used to enable "close" button.(ex .: <... (onCancel)="cancel()"></...> ). |