ng8-data-table

Demo

https://h5aaimtron.github.io//demo-ng8-data-table/ng8DataTableDemo/#

Installation

`` sh
npm i ng8-data-table --save
`

Usage Examples

$3

` typescript
import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
...
import { Ng8DataTableModule } from 'ng8-data-table';

@NgModule({
imports: [
...
Ng8DataTableModule
],
...
})
export class AppModule {

}
`

$3

` typescript
import { Ng8DataTableDirective } from 'ng8-data-table/lib/directives/ng8-data-table.directive';
`

Table with Pagination

` html


` html


- selector: ng8-data-table
- exportAs: ng8DataTable
- inputs
- data: any[] - array of data to display in table
- rowsOnPage: number - number of rows should be displayed on page (default: 1000)
- activePage: number - page number (default: 1)
- sortBy: any - sort by parameter
- sortOrder: string - sort order parameter, "asc" or "desc"
- outputs
- sortByChange: any - sort by parameter
- sortOrderChange: any - sort order parameter

$3

- selector: ng8-column-sorter
- inputs
- sortBy: any - specify how to sort data (argument for lodash function _.sortBy )

$3

Displays buttons for changing current page and number of displayed rows (css for bootstrap is required). If array length is smaller than current displayed rows on page then it doesn't show button for changing page. If array length is smaller than min value rowsOnPage then it doesn't show any buttons.

- selector: ng8-pagination
- inputs
- rowsOnPageSet: number - specify values for buttons to change number of diplayed rows

$3

- selector: ng8-data-filter
- inputs
- filterBy: string - specify the field name to be filtered.
- filterValue: string[] - specify an array of strings containing acceptable OR filters.

` html
(ngModelChange)="dataFilter.filterValue = nameFilter; dataFilter.filter()" ng8-data-filter multiple filterBy="name"
#dataFilter="ng8DataFilter" [filterValue]="nameFilter">
Select Filter
John Doe
Test Name

``

Change Log

- Added dropdown filter support
- Fixed filtering to support other types.
- Simplified packaging / installation
- Made directive naming more consistent