Material Design Data Table

This repository is a fork from daniel-nagy to fit our needs at TranslucentComputing, the main features are inline editing and a "card mode" for responsiveness.

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License

This software is provided free of charge and without restriction under the MIT License

Demo

A live demo on codepen or an automatically built version

Installation

Using Bower

This package is installable through the Bower package manager.

bower install TranslucentComputing/md-data-table --save

In your index.html file, include the data table module and style sheet.

<!-- style sheet -->
<link href="bower_components/angular-material-data-table/dist/md-data-table.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"/>
<!-- module -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="bower_components/angular-material-data-table/dist/md-data-table.min.js"></script>

Include the md.data.table module as a dependency in your application.

angular.module('myApp', ['ngMaterial', 'md.data.table']);

Using npm and Browserify (or JSPM)

In addition, this package may be installed using npm.

npm install TranslucentComputing/md-data-table --save

You may use Browserify to inject this module into your application.

angular.module('myApp', [require('angular-material-data-table')]);

API Documentation

v0.10.x

Column Sorting
Edit Dialogs
Inline Menus
Numeric Columns
Pagination
Row Selection
Table Progress
Table Toolbars
Card Mode(Responsive)

Earlier Versions

Tables are sorted alphabetically by their first column. I will be camelCasing attributes in tables (otherwise the cells would wrap and be difficult to read) but don't forget to snake-case them in your template.

Column Sorting

Attribute	Element	Type	Description
`mdDesc`	`mdColumn`	`[expression]`	If present, the column will sort descending first. The default is to sort ascending first.
`mdOnReorder`	`mdHead`	`function`	A callback function for when the order changes. The callback will receive the new order.
`mdOrder`	`mdHead`	`string`	A variable to bind the sort order to.
`mdOrderBy`	`mdColumn`	`string`	The value to bind to the sort order.

When the user clicks the md-column element, the value of the md-order-by attribute will be bound to the variable provided to the md-order attribute on the md-head element. If the column is already sorted by that value, a minus sign - will be prefixed to the value. For most query languages, this is the universal symbol to sort descending.

The variable can be used to send a query to the server or as the orderBy property of an ng-repeat expression.

Example Using ngRepeat

<md-table-container>
  <table md-table>
    <thead md-head md-order="myOrder">
      <!-- when the user clicks this cell, the myOrder variable will get the value 'nameToLower' -->
      <th md-column md-order-by="nameToLower">Dessert (100g serving)</th>
      <!-- the variable myOrder will not be changed when this cell is clicked -->
      <th md-column md-numeric>Calories</th>
    </thead>
    <tbody md-body>
      <!-- we can let ng-repeat sort the columns for us -->
      <tr ng-repeat="dessert in desserts | orderBy: myOrder"></tr>
    </tbody>
  </table>
</md-table-container>

Edit Dialogs

Tables may require basic text editing. This module includes a service for displaying edit dialogs to modify text or anything else really. The service provides presets for both small and large edit dialogs designed for manipulating text. It also has full support for creating custom dialogs so you can be as creative as you want to be.

Unlike Angular Material dialogs, the preset methods will open the dialog.

Restrictions

The dialog will always receive a new isolated scope.
You must provide a targetEvent and the event target must be a table cell.

Example

$scope.editComment = function (event, dessert) {
  // if auto selection is enabled you will want to stop the event
  // from propagating and selecting the row
  event.stopPropagation();

  /*
   * messages is commented out because there is a bug currently
   * with ngRepeat and ngMessages were the messages are always
   * displayed even if the error property on the ngModelController
   * is not set, I've included it anyway so you get the idea
   */

  var promise = $mdEditDialog.small({
    // messages: {
    //   test: 'I don\'t like tests!'
    // },
    modelValue: dessert.comment,
    placeholder: 'Add a comment',
    save: function (input) {
      dessert.comment = input.$modelValue;
    },
    targetEvent: event,
    validators: {
      'md-maxlength': 30
    }
  });

  promise.then(function (ctrl) {
    var input = ctrl.getInput();

    input.$viewChangeListeners.push(function () {
      input.$setValidity('test', input.$modelValue !== 'test');
    });
  });
});

Small Edit Dialogs

$mdEditDialog.small(options);

Parameter	Type	Description
options	object	Small preset options.

Property	Type	Default	Description
`clickOutsideToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking anywhere else on the page.
`disableScroll`	`bool`	`true`	Prevent user scroll while the dialog is open.
`escToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking the esc key.
`focusOnOpen`	`bool`	`true`	Will search the template for an `md-autofocus` element.
`messages`	`object`	`null`	Error messages to display corresponding to errors on the `ngModelController`.
`modelValue`	`string`	`null`	The initial value of the input element.
`placeholder`	`string`	`null`	Placeholder text for input element.
`save`	`function`	`null`	A callback function for when the use clicks the save button. The callback will receive the ngModelController. The dialog will close unless the callback returns a rejected promise.
`targetEvent`	`event`	`null`	The event object. This must be provided and it must be from a table cell.
`type`	`string`	`"text"`	The value of the `type` attribute on the `input` element.
`validators`	`object`	`null`	Optional attributes to be placed on the input element.

The small method will return a promise that will resolve with the controller instance. The controller has two public methods, dismiss which will close the dialog without saving and getInput which will return the ngModelController.

Large Edit Dialogs

Large edit dialogs are functionally identical to small edit dialogs but have a few additional options.

$mdEditDialog.large(options);

Parameter	Type	Description
options	object	Large preset options.

Property	Type	Default	Description
`cancel`	`string`	`"Cancel"`	Text to dismiss the dialog without saving.
`clickOutsideToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking anywhere else on the page.
`disableScroll`	`bool`	`true`	Prevent user scroll while the dialog is open.
`escToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking the esc key.
`focusOnOpen`	`bool`	`true`	Will search the template for an `md-autofocus` element.
`messages`	`object`	`null`	Error messages to display corresponding to errors on the `ngModelController`.
`modelValue`	`string`	`null`	The initial value of the input element.
`ok`	`string`	`"Save"`	Text to submit and dismiss the dialog.
`placeholder`	`string`	`null`	Placeholder text for input element.
`save`	`function`	`null`	A callback function for when the use clicks the save button. The callback will receive the `ngModelController`. The dialog will close unless the callback returns a rejected promise.
`targetEvent`	`event`	`null`	The event object. This must be provided and it must be from a table cell.
`title`	`string`	`"Edit"`	Dialog title text.
`type`	`string`	`"text"`	The value of the `type` attribute on the `input` element.
`validators`	`object`	`null`	Optional attributes to be placed on the input element.

The large method will return a promise that will resolve with the controller instance. The controller has two public methods, dismiss which will close the dialog without saving and getInput which will return the ngModelController.

Roll Your Own

$mdEditDialog.show(options);

Parameter	Type	Description
options	object	Dialog options.

Property	Type	Default	Description
`bindToController`	`bool`	`false`	If true, properties on the provided scope object will be bound to the controller
`clickOutsideToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking anywhere else on the page.
`controller`	`function` `string`	`null`	Either a constructor function or a string register with the `$controller` service. The controller will be automatically injected with `$scope` and `$element`. Remember to annotate your controller if you will be minifying your code.
`controllerAs`	`string`	`null`	An alias to publish your controller on the scope.
`disableScroll`	`bool`	`true`	Prevent user scroll while the dialog is open.
`escToClose`	`bool`	`true`	The user can dismiss the dialog by clicking the esc key.
`focusOnOpen`	`bool`	`true`	Will search the template for an `md-autofocus` element.
`locals`	`object`	`null`	Optional dependancies to be injected into your controller. It is not necessary to inject registered services, the `$injector` will provide them for you.
`resolve`	`object`	`null`	Similar to locals but waits for promises to be resolved. Once the promises resolve, their return value will be injected into the controller and the dialog will open.
`scope`	`object`	`null`	Properties to bind to the new isolated scope.
`targetEvent`	`event`	`null`	The event object. This must be provided and it must be from a table cell.
`template`	`string`	`null`	The template for your dialog.
`templateUrl`	`string`	`null`	A URL to fetch your template from.

The show method will return a promise that will resolve with the controller instance.

Table cells have a md-placeholder CSS class that you can use for placeholder text.

Example: A Table Cell That Opens An Edit Dialog

<td md-cell ng-click="editComment($event, dessert)" ng-class="{'md-placeholder': !dessert.comment}">
  {{dessert.comment || 'Add a comment'}}
</td>

Dialog Editing

Attribute	Target	Type	Description
`mdEditable`	`mdCell`	`string` :{'text', 'numeric'}	Whether the cell should have inline editing
`mdRowUpdateCallback`	`mdTable`	`function`	Callback function to be called after a row is edited

Example

<td md-cell md-editable="text">{{dessert.name}}</td>

Inline Menus

Table cells support inline menus. To use an inline menu, place an md-select element inside an md-cell element.

Example

<td md-cell>
  <md-select ng-model="dessert.type" placeholder="Other">
    <md-option ng-value="type" ng-repeat="type in getTypes()">{{type}}</md-option>
  </md-select>
</td>

Clicking anywhere in the cell will activate the menu. In addition, if you have automatic row selection enabled the row will not be selected when the cell is clicked.

Numeric Columns

Numeric columns align to the right of table cells.

Attribute	Element	Type	Description
`mdNumeric`	`mdColumn`	`[expression]`	If the expression is `null` or evaluates to `true` then all the cells in that column will be right aligned

You may use Angular's number filter on a cell to set the decimal precision.

<!-- 2 decimal places -->
<td md-cell>{{dessert.protein.value | number: 2}}</td>

If you are using colspan you may need to manual correct the alignment and padding of cells. You can override the cell's style with a custom CSS class.

Pagination

Attribute	Type	Description
`mdBoundaryLinks`	`[expression]`	Displays first and last page navigation links
`mdLabel`	`object`	Change the pagination label (see more below).
`mdLimit`	`integer`	A row limit.
`mdLimitOptions`	`array`	Row limit options (see more below).
`mdOnPaginate`	`function`	A callback function for when the page or limit changes. The page is passed as the first argument and the limit is passed as the second argument.
`mdPage`	`integer`	Page number. Pages are not zero indexed. The directive assumes the first page is one.
`mdPageSelect`	`[expression]`	Display a select dropdown for the page number
`mdTotal`	`integer`	Total number of items.
`ngDisabled`	`[expression]`	Disable pagination elements.

The md-label attribute has the following properties.

Property	Type	Default
of	`string`	'of' (e.g. x - y of z)
page	`string`	'Page:'
rowsPerPage	`string`	'Rows per page:'

The md-limit-options attribute supports integers or objects with the properties label and value. The latter is convenient for when you want to use language to give meaning to individual options, e.g.

// the 'All' option will show all items in the collection
ctrl.limitOptions = [5, 10, 15, {
  label: 'All',
  value: function () {
    return collection.length;
  }
}];

Example: Changing The Pagination Label

<!-- how to change the pagination label -->
<md-table-pagination md-label="{page: 'Página:', rowsPerPage: 'Filas por página:', of: 'de'}"></md-table-pagination>

<!-- or if the label is defined on the scope -->
<md-table-pagination md-label="{{label}}"></md-table-pagination>

I used Google translate so if the translations are wrong please fix them and make a pull request.

Example: Client Side Pagination Using ngRepeat

<tr md-row ng-repeat="item in array | orderBy: myOrder | limitTo: myLimit: (myPage - 1) * myLimit">

<!-- and your pagination element will look something like... -->
<md-table-pagination md-limit="myLimit" md-page="myPage" md-total="{{array.length}}"></md-table-pagination>

My Pagination Isn't Working?!

Make sure you pass md-page, md-limit, and md-total to the directive and that they are finite numbers.
Pages are not zero indexed. The directive will assume pages start at one. If your query language expects pages to be zero indexed then just subtract one before making the query.

Row Selection

Attribute	Element	Type	Description
`mdAutoSelect`	`mdRow`	`[expression]`	Select a row by clicking anywhere in the row.
`mdOnDeselect`	`mdRow`	`function`	A callback function for when an item is deselected. The item will be passed as an argument to the callback.
`mdOnSelect`	`mdRow`	`function`	A callback function for when an item is selected. The item will be passed as an argument to the callback.
`mdRowSelect`	`mdTable`	`[expression]`	Enable row selection.
`mdSelect`	`mdRow`	`any`	The item to be selected.
`mdSelectId`	`mdRow`	`number` `string`	A unique identifier for the selected item. The identifier must be a property of the item.
`multiple`	`mdTable`	`[expression]`	Allow multiple selection. When enabled a master toggle will be prepended to the last row of table header.
`ngDisabled`	`mdRow`	`expression`	Conditionally disable row selection.
`ngModel`	`mdTable`	`array`	A variable to bind selected items to.

By default selected items will persist. Equality between items is determined using the === operator. In cases where items may not be strictly equal, you must provide a unique identifier for the item.

You may manually add or remove items from the model but be aware that select and deselect callbacks will not be triggered. When operating in single select mode, the deselect callback will not be triggered when a user selects another item. It will be trigger, however, if the user directly deselects the item. In multi-select mode, the master toggle will trigger select and deselect callbacks for all items selected or deselected respectfully.

Example: Row Selection From The Live Demo.

<tr md-row md-select="dessert" md-select-id="name" md-auto-select ng-repeat="dessert in desserts.data">

Example: Clearing Selected Items On Pagination

$scope.onPaginate = function () {
  $scope.selected = [];
}

Table Progress

Attribute	Target	Type	Description
`mdProgress`	`mdTable`	`promise` `promise<Array>`	The table will display a loading indicator until all promises are resolved or rejected.

The table module can display a loading indicator for you whenever asynchronous code is executing. It accepts a promise or an array of promises. If another promise is received before the previous promise is resolved or rejected it will be placed in a queue.

Because I spent almost an hour debugging this I thought I would share with you. I'm not sure why this is the case but if you put the deferred object on the scope and try to pass the promise to the directive from that, the queue mechanism will not work properly.

This Will Not Work

function () {
  $scope.deferred = $q.defer();
  // ...
  $scope.deferred.resolve();
}

<table md-table md-progress="deferred.promise"></table>

This Will Work

function () {
  var deferred = $q.defer();
  $scope.promise = deferred.promise;
  // ...
  deferred.resolve();
}

<table md-table md-progress="promise"></table>

In addition, if you are dealing with something that returns a promise directly (not a deferred object) you don't need to worry about it.

function () {
  $scope.promise = $timeout(function () {
    // ...
  }, 2000);
}

Table Toolbars

Tables may be embedded within cards that offer navigation and data manipulation tools available at the top and bottom. You can use the md-table-toolbar and md-default class on a md-toolbar element for a plain white toolbar.

If you need to display information relative to a particular column in the table you may use use a <md-foot> element. For example, say you had a calories.total property that summed the total number of calories and you wanted to display that information directly beneath the Calories column.

<tfoot md-foot>
  <tr md-row>
    <td md-cell></td>
    <td md-cell><strong>Total: </strong>{{calories.total}}</td>
    <td md-cell colspan="6"></td>
  </tr>
</tfoot>

Observe that Calories is the second column in the table. Therefore, we need to offset the first column with an empty cell. If you need to offset many columns you can use <td colspan="${n}"></td> where n is the number of columns to offset.

You may need to manually correct the the text alignment and cell padding if you use colspan.

Card Mode

You will have to create a function/variable on the page's scope to keep track on wether the responsiveness should be activated. For example, for the NutritionApp we use:

$scope.cardModeOn = function(){ return !$mdMedia('gt-sm'); }

After that you have to tell md-data-table of that variable:

<table data-md-table md-card-mode="cardModeOn()">

Now, if you want infinite scroll for the card mode (and you probably want), add this to the <tbody>:

<tbody md-body infinite-scroll='nextPageInfiniteScroll()'>

This function should be acessible from the page's scope. It will be called when the user reaches the end of the table, so this function should load more data. As each one has a different implementation for loading data, I will leave one as an example. Just remember to do nothing when you are NOT in cardMode.

$scope.nextPageInfiniteScroll = function(){
  // we only want the infinite scroll to work with
  if (!$scope.cardModeOn()) return;


  if ($scope.query.limit + 5 > Math.ceil($scope.desserts.count/5) * 5) return;
  $scope.query.limit += 5;
}

You probably want to reset the status (such as the current page) when the user toggle between card mode and normal mode, do as:

$scope.$watch($scope.cardModeOn, function(cardMode){
  // if we are in cardMode, let's start from page 1
  if (cardMode) $scope.query.page = 1;
  //otherwise, let's set the page limit back to the normal
  else $scope.query.limit = 5;
});

And remember to hide pagination when you are in cardMode, as it doesn't make sense to use with infinite scrolling on.

<md-table-pagination ng-hide="cardModeOn()"

Card Actions

Just add as a and hide it when not needed:

<td md-cell ng-show="cardModeOn()">
  <md-card-actions>
    <button class="md-button md-default-theme md-ink-ripple" type="button" aria-label="Action 1"><span class="ng-scope">Action 1</span></button>
    <button class="md-button md-default-theme md-ink-ripple" type="button" aria-label="Action 2"><span class="ng-scope">Action 2</span></button>
  </md-card-actions>
</td>

Contributing

Requires

node
grunt-cli

This repository contains a demo application for developing features. As you make changes the application will live reload itself.

Update

I noticed the nutrition app was an inconvenience for people trying to run the app locally and contribute. I have updated the demo application to remove the dependency for the nutrition app. This is also a good example of how you can take advantage of ngRepeat to easily achieve client side sorting and pagination.

Running the App Locally

Clone this repository to your local machine.

git clone https://github.com/daniel-nagy/md-data-table.git
cd md-data-table

Create a new branch for the issue you are working on.

git checkout -b my-issue

Install the package dependencies.

npm install
bower install

Run the application and visit 127.0.0.1:8000 in the browser.

grunt

Make your modifications and update the build.

grunt build

Create a pull request!

Testing

For unit tests, run grunt test:unit

For e2e tests, run node_modules/grunt-protractor-runner/node_modules/protractor/bin/webdriver-manager update once, then run grunt test:e2e

To serve and keep watching for changes in test files, run grunt

Upgrading

Some things to keep in mind when upgrading:

Try to start from the working Demo
Use ng-click whenever possible (for example, for the behaviour when clicking in a row)
And, of course, always check the documentation (this file)

Not supported

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Column Sorting

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Large Edit Dialogs

Roll Your Own

Dialog Editing

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