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KGBR
KGBR

Reputation: 505

Copy with ng2-dragula

I would like to have my source model to remain unchanged after dragging one element away. Here is what i have sofar: component.ts:

constructor(private dragulaService: DragulaService) {
    this.dragulaService.dropModel('DragItems').subscribe(dropItem => {
        this.text += dropItem.item.data;
    });
}

component.html:

<ul [dragula]="'DragItems'" [dragulaModel]="datas">
    <li *ngFor="let data of datas">
        <div class="list-item-class">
            {{data.value}}
        </div>
    </li>
</ul>

In my target field i already have some text and get the value of the dragged item appended to the end of the existing text, but the dragged item disappears. Thank you for your help!

Upvotes: 1

Views: 901

Answers (2)

KGBR
KGBR

Reputation: 505

The trick was before calling this.dragulaService.dropModel(... i had to set the copy option: 

this.dragulaService.find('DragItems').options.copy = true;
this.dragulaService.find('DragItems').options.copyItem = (item: any) => ({...item});

Upvotes: 0

Quentin Hayot
Quentin Hayot

Reputation: 7876

You can use options to tell Dragula that your item should be copied and not moved:

copyItem: <T>(item: T) => T

When you have:

  • [(dragulaModel)]
  • copy is true or a function that returns true

... ng2-dragula will have to create a clone of the JS object you picked up. In previous versions of ng2-dragula, there was a terribly buggy, one-size-fits-all clone function. From v2 onwards, you MUST provide your own copyItem function.

If you have a simple object with no nested values, it could be as simple as: { copy: ..., copyItem: (item: MyType) => ({ ...item }) }

There is a complete example using a Person class on the demo page.

Upvotes: 1

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