Note that dragging is only triggered on left. If the element is dropped anywhere that's not one of the containers, the event will be gracefully cancelled according to the revertOnSpill and removeOnSpill options. options.isContainerīesides the containers that you pass to dragula, or the containers you dynamically push or unshift from ntainers, you can also use this method to specify any sort of logic that defines what is a container for this particular drake instance. By default, dragula will allow the user to drag an element in any of the containers and drop it in any other container in the list. Setting this option is effectively the same as passing the containers in the first argument to dragula(containers, options). dragula(containers, ) Īnd you could also not set any arguments, which defaults to a drake without containers and with the default options. Here's an overview of the default values. The example below allows the user to drag elements from left into right, and from right into left. Note that dragging is only triggered on left clicks, and only if no meta keys are pressed. dragula(containers?, options?)īy default, dragula will allow the user to drag an element in any of the containers and drop it in any other container in the list. 'node_modules/dragula/dragula'ĭragula provides the easiest possible API to make drag and drop a breeze in your applications. If you're using Stylus, you can include the styles using the directive below. You can add them by including dist/dragula.css or dist/ in your document. There's a few CSS styles you need to incorporate in order for dragula to work as expected. However, when the component loads, the drag-and-drop do. I'm trying to use the library Dragula to handle my drag-and-drop functionality. It's bad practice to place scripts in the, and as such dragula makes no effort to support this use case. I'm trying to create a component to reorder a set of records. You shouldn't include it in the of your web applications. If you're not using either package manager, you can use dragula by downloading the files in the dist folder. Seamlessly handles clicks without any configuration.A shadow where the item would be dropped offers visual feedback.Have you ever wanted a drag and drop library that just works? That doesn't just depend on bloated frameworks, that has great support? That actually understands where to place the elements when they are dropped? That doesn't need you to do a zillion things to get it to work? Well, so did I! Features Official React bridge for dragula (demo).Official Angular 2 bridge for dragula (demo).Official Angular bridge for dragula (demo).(Granted you polyfill the functional Array methods in ES5)įramework support includes vanilla JavaScript, Angular, and React. Browser support includes every sane browser and IE7+.

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