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Title	Added	Status	Last reviewed
Node Restore directive	v2.0.0	Active	2019-01-16

Node Restore directive

Restores deleted nodes to their original location.

Basic Usage

<adf-toolbar title="toolbar example">
    <button mat-icon-button
        [adf-restore]="documentList.selection"
        (restore)="onRestore($event)">
        <mat-icon>restore</mat-icon>
    </button>
</adf-toolbar>

<adf-document-list #documentList
    currentFolderId="-trash-" ...>
    ...
</adf-document-list>

    onRestore(restoreMessage: RestoreMessageModel) {
        this.notificationService
            .openSnackMessageAction(
                restoreMessage.message,
                restoreMessage.action
            )
            .onAction()
            .subscribe(() => this.navigateLocation(restoreMessage.path));
        this.documentList.reload();
    }

    navigateLocation(path: PathInfoEntity) {
        const parent = path.elements[path.elements.length - 1];
        this.router.navigate(['files/', parent.id]);
    }

Class members

Properties

Name	Type	Default value	Description
selection	`DeletedNodeEntry[]`		Array of deleted nodes to restore.

Events

Name	Type	Description
restore	`EventEmitter<RestoreMessageModel>`	Emitted when restoration is complete.

Details

The directive takes a selection of DeletedNodeEntry instances and restores them to their original locations. If the original location doesn't exist anymore then they remain in the trash list.

When you restore a single node, you can use the location property to show where the node has been restored. The property specifies the route path where the list of nodes are rendered.

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