--- Title: Card View Update service Added: v2.0.0 Status: Active Last reviewed: 2024-10-29 --- # [Card View Update service](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/services/card-view-update.service.ts "Defined in card-view-update.service.ts") Reports edits and clicks within fields of a [Card View component](../components/card-view.component.md). Implements [`BaseCardViewUpdate`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/interfaces/base-card-view-update.interface.ts). ## Details You can use the [Card View Update service](card-view-update.service.md) to respond to edits and clicks within items on a card view. This might involve updating application data to reflect the changes made to the view or could simply be a matter of highlighting a clicked item. The service is injected into a component using a constructor parameter, which also creates a corresponding property in the object: ```ts properties: any; constructor(private cardViewUpdateService: CardViewUpdateService) { this.properties = [ new CardViewTextItemModel({ label: 'Name', value: 'Kirk', key: 'name', default: 'No name entered', multiline: false, editable: true, clickable: true }), new CardViewTextItemModel({ label: 'Rank', value: 'Captain', key: 'rank', default: 'No rank entered', multiline: false, editable: true, clickable: true }), new CardViewTextItemModel({ label: 'Ship', value: 'Enterprise', key: 'ship', default: 'No ship entered', multiline: false, editable: true, clickable: true }) ]; } ``` The constructor here also sets the [`CardViewTextItemModel`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/models/card-view-textitem.model.ts) instances that define the layout of the card view (see the [Card View component](../components/card-view.component.md) for further information about this). The model objects and the `key` property are used to identify which item has been clicked or updated when an event occurs. You must subscribe to the service to be informed about clicks and updates. You can do this by registering your own functions with the service's `itemUpdated$` and `itemClicked$` events (place this code in the `ngOnInit` [lifecycle hook](https://angular.io/guide/lifecycle-hooks#oninit) rather than the constructor): ```ts ngOnInit() { this.cardViewUpdateService.itemUpdated$.subscribe(this.respondToCardUpdate.bind(this)); this.cardViewUpdateService.itemClicked$.subscribe(this.respondToCardClick.bind(this)); } ``` With the subscriptions in place, `respondToCardUpdate` and `respondToCardClick` will now be called after updates and clicks, respectively. ### Responding to updates The update function is passed a parameter of type [`UpdateNotification`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/interfaces/update-notification.interface.ts): ```ts export interface UpdateNotification { target: any; changed: any; } ``` Here, `target` contains the [`CardViewTextItemModel`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/models/card-view-textitem.model.ts) that was used to initialize the field in question (in practice, this might be a [`CardViewDateItemModel`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/models/card-view-dateitem.model.ts) or [`CardViewMapItemModel`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/models/card-view-mapitem.model.ts) if the card layout includes these objects). The `changed` property contains an object with a single property: ```ts { keyValue: 'Value after editing' } ``` Here, `keyValue` is actually the value of the `key` field specified when the item was initialized. So in our example, if the third item was edited from 'Enterprise' to 'Shuttle Craft', the object would be: ```ts { ship: 'Shuttle Craft' } ``` The complete code for `respondToCardUpdate` might look something like the following: ```ts respondToCardUpdate(un: UpdateNotification) { this.updateMessage = un.target.label + ' changed to ' + un.changed[un.target.key]; } ``` Note that the function will only be called if the `editable` property of the model object is set to true for this item. Also, the `editable` value of all items will be overridden if `editable` is set to false on the [Card View component](../components/card-view.component.md) itself. ### Responding to clicks The click function is passed a [`ClickNotification`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/interfaces/click-notification.interface.ts) object, which is similar to [`UpdateNotification`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/interfaces/update-notification.interface.ts) described above, but without the `changed` property. Use the `target` property to identify the item that was clicked: ```ts respondToCardClick(cn: ClickNotification) { this.clickMessage = cn.target.label + ' was just clicked'; } ``` Note that this function will only be called if the `clickable` property of the model object is set to true for this item. ## Update cardview update item [`updateElement`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/services/card-view-update.service.ts) function helps to update the card view item. It takes the [`CardViewBaseItemModel`](../../../lib/core/src/lib/card-view/models/card-view-baseitem.model.ts) type object as parameter. Example ```javascript this.cardViewUpdateService.updateElement(cardViewBaseItemModel) ``` ## Autocomplete Input Value The `autocompleteInputValue$` property is a Subject that emits the current value of the autocomplete input field. This can be used to track changes in the input field and respond accordingly. ### Example You can subscribe to `autocompleteInputValue$` to get the current value of the autocomplete input field and update the options accordingly. ```ts this.cardViewUpdateService.autocompleteInputValue$.subscribe(value => { this.options$ = this.getOptions(value); }); ``` ## See also - [Card view component](../components/card-view.component.md) - [UpdateNotification interface](../interfaces/update-notification.interface.md) - [ClickNotification interface](../interfaces/click-notification.interface.md)