tsReusableTools
Typescript Reusable Tools: Ordering
Lib for common ordering operations with arrays.
Important
Until version 1.0.0 Api should be considered as unstable and may be changed.
So prefer using exact version instead of version with ~ or ^.
Usage
import { OrderingService, IOrderingServiceConfig } from '@tsrt/ordering';
interface IOrderedItem { pk: string; order: number };
// Or use default IOrderingItemDefault from package, for example.
// Or redeclare IOrderingItemDefault via Typescipt module augumentation.
// https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/declaration-merging.html#module-augmentation
const config: IOrderingServiceConfig = { ... }
const orderingService = new OrderingService<IOrderedItem>(config);
const initialArray = [{ id: 'A', order: 0 }, { id: 'B', order: 14 }, { id: 'C', order: 22 }];
const orderChanges = [{ id: 'A', order: 15 }, { id: 'C', order: 2 }];
// It will reorder [A, B, C] into [B, A, C] -> [C, B, A], `order` properties will be updated accordingly.
const result = orderingService.reorder(initialArray, orderChanges);
// It will reorder [A, B, C] into [B, C, A], `order` properties will be updated accordingly.
const result = orderingService.reorderByIndex(initialArray, 0, 2);
// Just move item ia array from prevIndex to newIndex. DO NOT updates `order` properties.
const result = orderingService.moveItemInArray(initialArray, 0, 2);
// Here we can check whether it is necessary to perform reordering.
const result = orderingService.hasDuplicateOrEmptyOrders(initialArray);
// Here we can check whether there are any invalid items for reordering inside array.
const result = orderingService.hasInvalidOrderingItems(initialArray);API reference
OrderingService
export declare class OrderingService<T extends GenericObject = IOrderingItemDefault> {
/**
* Reorders target applying orders from listOfOrdersChanges one by one.
*
* @param target - Original array.
* @param listOfOrdersChanges - List of order changes like: [{ `primaryKey`: value, `oderKey`: newOrderValue }]
*
* @returns list, reordered according to provided order changes.
*/
reorder<I extends T = T>(target: I[], listOfOrdersChanges?: Array<Required<T>>, config?: IOrderingOptions): Array<I & Required<T>>;
/**
* Reorders target, depending on position of reordered item.
* Returns new array and does not mutate original array unless `updateTarget` falg is provided.
*
* @param target - Original array.
* @param prevIndex - Item to reorder prev (from) index.
* @param newIndex - Item to reorder new (to) index.
* @param [updateTarget] - Whether to mutate original array.
*/
reorderByIndex<I extends Required<T> = Required<T>>(target: I[], prevIndex: number, newIndex: number, updateTarget?: boolean): I[];
/**
* Moves item form prevIndex to newIndex inside array.
* Returns new array and does not mutate original array unless `updateTarget` falg is provided.
*
* @param target - Original array.
* @param prevIndex - Item to move prev (from) index.
* @param newIndex - Item to move new (to) index.
* @param [updateTarget] - Whether to mutate original array.
*/
moveItemInArray<I extends T = T>(target: I[], prevIndex: number, newIndex: number, updateTarget?: boolean): I[];
/**
* Checks whether provided array has items without order / empty orders. If has - returns first such item.
*
* @param target - Target array.
*/
hasDuplicateOrEmptyOrders<I extends T = T>(target: I[]): I;
/**
* Checks whether provided array has invalid items. If has - returns first such item.
*
* Invalid if at least for 1 item inside array one of next conditions is true:
* - item is null/undefined/not object;
* - item has no `primarKey` property;
* - item has no `orderKey` property (only is `strict` mode);
* - item `orderKey` property is not null/undefined and not number;
* - item `orderKey` property is not null/undefined and less than 0;
*
* @param target - Target array.
* @param [strict=false] - Whether to throw an Error if there is no `order` property for at least 1 item.
*/
hasInvalidOrderingItems<I extends T = T>(target: I[], strict?: boolean): I;
}Aliases
Is is also possible to import aliases for all OrderingService public methods as functions.
This functions will work with default config:
import { reorder, reorderByIndex, moveItemInArray, hasDuplicateOrEmptyOrders, hasInvalidOrderingItems } from '@tsrt/ordering';Options
/** Options for OrderingService reorder method. */
export interface IOrderingOptions {
/** If false, will throw Error if `newOrder` is out of range [min, ..., max] of existing orders. Default: false. */
allowOrdersOutOfRange?: boolean;
/** Whether to clamp `newOrder` into range [min, ..., max] of existing orders. Default: false. */
clampRange?: boolean;
/**
* Whether to insert `empty` or `duplicate` orders only after `max` order of existing orders. Default: false.
* If false, will find the minimal unique order inside range [min, ..., max] of existing orders.
*/
insertAfterOnly?: boolean;
/** Whether to refresh orders' sequence after reordering (start from zero). Default: false. */
refreshSequence?: boolean;
}
/** Options for OrderingService constructor. */
export interface IOrderingServiceOptions extends IOrderingOptions {
/** Primary key to identify entities inside array for reordering. Default: 'id'. */
primaryKey?: string;
/** Order key to reorder entities inside array by. Default: 'order'. */
orderKey?: string;
}
/**
* Default ordering item.
* Empty interface for TypeScript module augumentation in importing module.
*
* Example: declare module '@tsrt/ordering' { export interface IOrderingItemDefault { pk: number; order?: number } }
* @see https://www.typescriptlang.org/docs/handbook/declaration-merging.html#module-augmentation.
*/
export interface IOrderingItemDefault { }Default options:
export const defaultOptions: IOrderingServiceOptions = {
primaryKey: 'id',
orderKey: 'order',
allowOrdersOutOfRange: false,
clampRange: false,
insertAfterOnly: false,
refreshSequence: false,
};License
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.