* [ADF-5305] - Creation of aspect list and aspect list dialog components * [ADF-5305] - unit test for aspect list * [ADF-5305] - added filtering for aspects * [ADF-5305] - enabling tests * [ADF-5305] - added filtering and unit test * [ADF-5305] - added context action to demo shell * [ADF-5305] - added button on metadata card for opening aspects * [ADF-5305] - fixed unit test for filtering aspects * [ADF-5305] - added documentation * [ADF-5305] - fixed lint * [ADF-5305] - Updated the js-api calls * [ADF-5305] - Removed circle dependency * [ADF-5305] - Simplified code * [ADF-5305] - revert changes on package.json * [ADF-5305] - removed extra cspell word * [ADF-5305] - added filtering on aspect list service * [ADF-5305] - fix unit test for aspect service * [ADF-5305] - reverted changes to package-loc * [ADF-5305] - removed unused changes * [ADF-5305] - attempt to fix PR #§ * [ADF-5305] - attempt to fix PR #2 * [ADF-5305] - attempt to fix PR #3 * [ADF-5305] - attempt to fix PR #4 * [ADF-5305] - attempt to fix PR #5 Co-authored-by: Vito Albano <vitoalbano@vitoalbano-mbp-0120.local>
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Title, Added, Status, Last reviewed
Title | Added | Status | Last reviewed |
---|---|---|---|
Aspect List Dialog component | v2.0.0 | Active | 2021-01-20 |
Aspect List Dialog component
Allows a user to choose aspects for a node.
Details
The Aspect List Dialog component works as a dialog showing the list of aspects available. It is possible to filter the aspect showed via the app.config.json.
Showing the dialog
Unlike most components, the Aspect List Dialog component is typically shown in a dialog box
rather than the main page and you are responsible for opening the dialog yourself. You can use the
Angular Material Dialog for this,
as shown in the usage example. ADF provides the AspectListDialogComponentData
interface
to work with the Dialog's
data option:
export interface AspectListDialogComponentData {
title: string;
description: string;
overTableMessage: string;
select: Subject<string[]>;
nodeId?: string;
}
The properties are described in the table below:
Name | Type | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|---|
title | string |
"" | Dialog title |
description | string |
"" | Text to appear as description under the dialog title |
overTableMessage | string |
"" | Text that will be showed on the top of the aspect list table |
select | Subject<Node> |
Event emitted with the current node selection when the dialog closes | |
nodeId | string |
"" | Identifier of a node to apply aspects to. |
If you don't want to manage the dialog yourself then it is easier to use the Aspect List component, or the methods of the Aspect List service, which create the dialog for you.
Usage example
import { MatDialog } from '@angular/material/dialog';
import { AspectListDialogComponentData, AspectListDialogComponent} from '@adf/content-services'
import { Subject } from 'rxjs/Subject';
...
constructor(dialog: MatDialog ... ) {}
openSelectorDialog() {
data: AspectListDialogComponentData = {
title: "Choose an item",
description: "Choose",
overTableMessage: "Over Table Message",
nodeId: currentNodeID,
select: new Subject<Node[]>()
};
this.dialog.open(
AspectListDialogComponent,
{
data, panelClass: 'adf-aspect-list-dialog',
width: '630px'
}
);
data.select.subscribe((selections: Node[]) => {
// Use or store selection...
},
(error)=>{
//your error handling
},
()=>{
//action called when an action or cancel is clicked on the dialog
this.dialog.closeAll();
});
}
All the results will be streamed to the select subject present in the AspectListDialogComponentData
object passed to the dialog.
When the dialog action is selected by clicking, the data.select
stream will be completed.