I am trying to group the autocomplete suggestions and would like to render them in primeng.
How we can add a custom template in primeng?
my data
data = [{"id":"m1","name":"menu1","val":"D","items":[{"id":"d1","name":"datanested1","val":"D","items":[{"id":"1","name":"direct Data","val":"E"},{"id":"2","name":"test","val":"E"}]}]},{"id":"d2","name":"menu2","val":"D","items":[{"id":"21","name":"test21","val":"E"},{"id":"22","name":"test23","val":"E"}]},{"id":"d3","name":"menu3","val":"D","items":[{"id":"31","name":"test data 3","val":"E"},{"id":"32","name":"test data 4","val":"E"}]}]
Is there any other libraries available in angular 8 which support this?
I would like to achieve something like this when users start searching in autocomplete...
Menu1 - header
datanested1 -subheader
direct Data -values
test -values
Menu2 - header
test21-values
test23-values
Menu3 - header
test data 3-values
test data 4-values
1. if the user types "direct" in the input box...
Menu1 - header
datanested1 -subheader
direct Data -values
2. if the user types "data" in the input box...
Menu3 - header
test data 3-values
test data 4-values
3. if the user types "menu" in the input box...
Menu1 - header
datanested1 -subheader
direct Data -values
test -values
Menu2 - header
test21-values
test23-values
Menu3 - header
test data 3-values
test data 4-values
I have tried the following example in stackblitz.
https://stackblitz.com/edit/primeng-7-1-2-qtsnpm
In the below approach we will reduce the array to a simple structure
[
{
"id": "m1",
"name": "menu1",
"val": "D",
"search": ["m1", "d1", "1", "2", "menu1", "datanested1", "direct Data", "test"],
"depth": 2
},
{
"id": "d1",
"name": "datanested1",
"val": "D",
"search": ["d1", "1", "2", "datanested1", "direct Data", "test"],
"depth": 1
},
{
"id": "1",
"name": "direct Data",
"val": "E",
"search": ["1", "direct Data"
],
"depth": 0
},
...
]
The idea is this, we will use the depth
to format out text while the search
for searching.
maxDepth = 0;
reducedArray = (arr, depth = 0, parentSearch = []) => {
this.maxDepth = Math.max(this.maxDepth, depth);
if (!arr) {
return [];
}
return arr.reduce((prev, { items, ...otherProps }) => {
// const depth = this.findDepth({ items, ...otherProps });
const search = [
...this.getProps({ items, ...otherProps }, "id"),
...this.getProps({ items, ...otherProps }, "name")
];
const newParentSearch = [...parentSearch, otherProps.name, otherProps.id];
return [
...prev,
{ ...otherProps, search, depth, parentSearch },
...this.reducedArray(items, depth + 1, newParentSearch)
];
}, []);
};
getProps = (item, prop) => {
if (!item.items) {
return [item[prop]];
} else {
return [
item[prop],
...item.items.map(x => this.getProps(x, prop))
].flat();
}
};
We can apply styles like below
getStyle(depth) {
return {
color: depth === 0 ? "darkblue" : depth === 1 ? "green" : "black",
paddingLeft: depth * 7 + "px",
fontWeight: 800 - depth * 200
};
}
I will use reactive programming so I will convert the object to an Observable usinf of
operator
data$ = of(this.reducedArray(this.data));
filteredData$ = combineLatest([this.data$, this.filterString$]).pipe(
map(([data, filterString]) =>
data.filter(
({ search, parentSearch }) =>
!![...search, ...parentSearch].find(x => x.includes(filterString))
)
)
);
We now done, the remaining is to update html
<p-autoComplete [(ngModel)]="cdsidvalue" [suggestions]="filteredData$ | async"
(completeMethod)="filterString$.next($event.query)" field="name" [size]="16" placeholder="Menu" [minLength]="1">
<ng-template let-menu pTemplate="item">
<span
[ngStyle]="getStyle(menu.depth)" >{{ menu.name }}</span>
</ng-template>
</p-autoComplete>
Demo Here
Since we are using reactive programming, refactoring to accept http requests is quite easy, simply replace the observable with an http request
data$ = this.http.get<any[]>("my/api/url");
filteredData$ = combineLatest([this.data$, this.filterString$]).pipe(
map(([data, filterString]) =>
this.reducedArray(data).filter(
({ search, parentSearch }) =>
!![...search, ...parentSearch].find(x => x.includes(filterString))
)
)
);
See this update in action
I have also updated the html to add loading message, we do not want to display a form without data
Patel , Yes you can add Group Header in NgPrime
.ts
adminentrylistSearch = [
{
Grp_Header:'THIS IS Header 1' ,
cdsid: "0121",
firstname: "FirstName1",
lastname: "LastName1",
fullname: "LastName1, FirstName1"
},
{
cdsid: "0122",
firstname: "FirstName1",
lastname: "LastName2",
fullname: "LastName2, FirstName2"
},
{
cdsid: "0123",
firstname: "FirstName3",
lastname: "LastName3",
fullname: "LastName3, FirstName3"
},
{
Grp_Header:'THIS IS Header 2',
cdsid: "0124",
firstname: "FirstName4",
lastname: "LastName4",
fullname: "LastName4, FirstName4"
},
{
cdsid: "0125",
firstname: "FirstName5",
lastname: "LastName5",
fullname: "LastName5, FirstName5"
},
{
cdsid: "0126",
firstname: "FirstName6",
lastname: "LastName6",
fullname: "LastName6, FirstName6"
},
{
cdsid: "0127",
firstname: "FirstName7",
lastname: "LastName7",
fullname: "LastName7, FirstName7"
}
];
.html
<p-autoComplete [(ngModel)]="cdsidvalue" [suggestions]="filteredCountriesSingle" [dropdown]="true"
(completeMethod)="filterCountrySingle($event)" field="firstname" [size]="16" placeholder="CDSID">
<ng-template let-adminentrylistSearch [ngIf]="adminentrylistSearch.index" pTemplate="text">
<div class='unclickable-header'>
<span [style.font-weight]="adminentrylistSearch.Grp_Header ? 'bold' : null"> {{adminentrylistSearch.Grp_Header ? adminentrylistSearch.Grp_Header : adminentrylistSearch.firstname}} </span>
</div>
</ng-template>
</p-autoComplete>
Check Result here... Demo
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