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Material Table Filter (matTableFilter Directive)
Provides filtering support for @angular/material tables. Table filtering is done by using the directive matTableFilter. This project is inspired by Hibernate's example api. By employing this directive you will end up with having
- Less code, less complicated logic for filtering
- Default debounce support
- Being able to filter nested objects no matter how deep the properties are
Installation
npm install --save mat-table-filterNOTE: For the previous major versions of Angular install version 1.2.5
npm install --save mat-table-filter@1.2.5After installing mat-table-filter import MatTableFilterModule in your ngModule
import { MatTableFilterModule } from 'mat-table-filter';@NgModule({
imports: [
...
MatTableFilterModule
],
]})Usage
A datasource of a simple array won't work. In order to use matTableFilter, your table's datasource must be created as MatTableDataSource, see the example below.
dataSource = new MatTableDataSource(ELEMENT_DATA);- Add matTableFilter directive as a property to your material table.
<table mat-table matTableFilter [dataSource]="dataSource" ...>- Keep an example object of the same type with your items in your table.
- Bind the exampleObject to the exampleEntity property of the matTableFilter directive
<table mat-table matTableFilter [dataSource]="dataSource" [exampleEntity]="exampleObject"...>That's all. When you populate the exampleObject's properties, the filter will automatically work just fine with the default debounce support. You can change the debounce time also.
Stackblitz demo mat-table-filter-example
##API
MatTableFilterDirective
matTableFilter is the directive selector
| Input | Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
@Input |
exampleEntity | any |
The example entity that is used to filter the table |
@Input |
filterType | MatTableFilter |
(Optional) Defines the filtering strategy. Default value is FilterType.ANYWHERE |
@Input |
debounceTime | number |
(Optional) Defines debounce time in milliseconds. Default value is 400 |
@Input |
caseSensitive | boolean |
(Optional) Default value is false |
@Input |
customPredicate | (data: any) => boolean |
(Optional) You can set your own filtering implementation by providing your predicate function with this input |
@Input |
propertyOptions | PropertyOptions |
(Optional) With this input you can set seperate filterTypes and some more options for different keys of table item |
PropertyOptions
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
[property: string] |
Options | (data: any) => boolean |
Key-Value pair where you set Options or PredicateFunc for a property. See examples. |
Options
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| filterType | MatTableFilter |
(Optional) Defines the filtering strategy. Default value is FilterType.ANYWHERE |
| caseSensitive | boolean |
(Optional) Default value is false |
MatTableFilter (Filter Types)
export enum MatTableFilter {
EQUALS = 'EQUALS',
ANYWHERE = 'ANYWHERE',
STARTS_WITH = 'STARTS_WITH',
ENDS_WITH = 'ENDS_WITH'
}
Contributing
This project is a library project inside ng-material-extensions angular workspace. If you are interested in the source code of this particular library you can get ready and build the project by applying the steps below:
- Do
npm installinng-material-extensionsdirectory - Do
npm installinng-material-extensions\projects\mat-table-filterdirectory - Go to
ng-material-extensionsdirectory - Build it:
ng build mat-table-filter- You can run the showcase application and see your changes in action. In
ng-material-extensionsrunng s -o
Licence
Apache-2.0