ngDraggable is a drag-and-drop module for AngularJS capable of creating draggable-objects and drop-target on the fly. ngDraggable also support Non-HTML5 dragging More information on this will be on soon.
See myste1tainn/ngDraggable in action
- Install with bower
$ bower install myste1tainn/ngDraggable - Add ngDraggable as dependencies e.g.
angular.module('myApp', ['ngDraggable'])
The module comprises of 2 controllers and 1 service namely:
draggableObject, dropTarget, and $drag. Mostly, you'll be interacting with the service
- For an element to be draggable, add
draggable-objectattribute. - For an element to be a drop target, add
drop-targetattribute.
<!-- This is drag-and-drop without data transferring -->
<div draggable-object>Drag Me!</div>
<div drop-target>Drop Here</div><!-- This is drag-and-drop with data transferring -->
<!-- This would mean you drag fruit and drop it into baskets -->
<div ng-repreat="basket in someCtrl.baskets">
<div ng-repeat="fruit in basket.fruits" drop-target drop-model="basket.fruits">
<div draggable-object drag-data="fruit" drag-model="basket.fruits">
{{ fruit.name }}
</div>
</div>
</div>You can access the controllers by using the $drag through service injection
$drag.$getDraggedObject() and $drag.$getDropTarget()
The return object will be currently-dragged-object and currently-dragovered-target
respectively, otherwise they will be null.
.controller('myController', function($scope, $element, $attrs, $drag){
var draggedObject = $drag.$getDraggedObject();
var dropTarget = $drag.$getDropTarget();
})In myste1tainn/ngDraggable, you can listen to events on both the service and controllers
If you only need to know the presence/absence of draggleObjects/dropTarget, then using
$drag's events should be enough. To attach events listner do
$drag.on('object.event', callback), to detach use .un instead.
| Event Name | Description |
|---|---|
| draggable.get | Any draggable-object is dragged. |
| draggable.lost | Any draggable-object is drop. |
| droptarget.get | Any draggable-object is dragged into any droptarget. |
| droptarget.lost | Any draggable-object is dragged out of any droptarget. |
| droptarget.over | Any draggable-object is dragged over any droptarget. |
| Event Name | Description |
|---|---|
| dragstart | The draggable-object is started being dragged. |
| drag | The draggable-object is dragged around. |
| dragend | The draggable-object is dropped. |
| Event Name | Description |
|---|---|
| dragenter | A draggable-object is dragged into the drop-target. |
| dragover | A draggable-object is dragged over the drop-target. |
| dragleave | A draggable-object is dragged out of the drop-target. |
- Drag-and-Drop w/ or w/o data (Automatically transfer, if any)
- Flexible
drop-targetspecifying - Flexible
draggable-objectspecifying
- Drag-and-Drop cross controller data transfer
- Drag-and-Drop Reordering
- Drag-and-Drop Animation
- Support for HTML events listner attaching
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Copyright (c) 2015 Arnon Keereena
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