Angular 2 Click-To-Edit

##Click on a data-binding to make it an input field, and save the changes!

Examples:

• Plunker Example - http://plnkr.co/edit/4dGYAe?p=info

Newly Added!

• Easy permission enabling/disabling edit functionality.
• Easy to attach Field-Validation.

This Version Has:

• Easy to implement component to wrap your bindings.
• onSave event that calls your own save method.
• Nice looking css style(inspired by Jira)
• Canceling method when choosing to cancel or when clicking outside.

Installation

    npm install angular2-click-to-edit

How To Use:

Adding package to SystemJS:

systemjs.config.js

 var map = {
	'angular2-click-to-edit': 'node_modules/angular2-click-to-edit',
	}

 var packages = {
	'angular2-click-to-edit': { main: 'index' }  
 }

Step 1:

component.ts

 // Import to the component where you want to implement the click-to-edit.
 import { NDV_DIRECTIVES } from 'angular2-click-to-edit/components';

 // Include it in the Component directives
 @Component({
 	 directives: [NDV_DIRECTIVES]
 })

Step 2:

page.html

<!- This is your uneditible regular binding: ->
<p>{{user.firstName}}</p>

<!- This is your EDITABLE binding: ->
<p><ndv-edit [title]="'firstName'" [placeholder]='user.firstName' (onSave)='yourSaveMethod($event)'></ndv-edit></p>

Important Notes!

As you can see there are few parameters passed:

• [title] - this is the name of the field you want to send back to the server. i.e: "email".

• [placeholder] - this is the text that will be displayed by default(before editing) so we would probably like to bind our data to it.

• [min] - this one is similar to minlength(for validation) and can set the minimum requirement of chars.

• [max] - this one is similar to maxlength(for validation) and can limit the number of chars.

-[regex] - this one is similar to pattern(for validation) and can use regular expressions.

• [permission] - a simple attribute, once equal to false the edit field is changed to read-only.

• (onSave) - this one takes the function you give it and call it when the user saved his edited info!

VERY IMPORTANT TO NOTICE

$event - is the object containing the information based on the [title]!!!

• for instance: [title]="firstName"* then $event = { firstName: 'the user edited text' }.

Thanks

• for this awesome tutorial by Ben Nadel - http://www.bennadel.com/blog/3009-tracking-click-events-outside-the-current-component-in-angular-2-beta-1.html