Common part of <labeled>, <panel> and <collapsible-group> is moved to
a separate <editable-title> directive.
Implements blueprint: composable-templates
Change-Id: If5f8da39aad0f4f3195e9af18e384de9f3ed2d75
The main goal of this change is to free the potential Merlin users
from the burden of writing their custom templates when it just
involves combining widgets into different levels of nesting. Writing
custom templates still remains obligatory when some additional
controls/rendering (not provided with built-in widgets) is needed,
e.g. YAQLField.
To ease the pain of laying out the DOM snippets not known in advance I
switched from conventional Bootstrap Grid system to the Flexgrid
package which reimplements Bootstrap Grid over CSS3 Flexbox module. It
provides all the existing grid features w/o the need to cancel
floating effects with div.clearfix and adds pretty vertical/horizontal
aligning options which are very useful in Merlin.
Besides templates refactoring the filters system was also
rewritten. Filter extractPanels() now accepts one required argument,
keyExtractor function which is used to calculate a numeric values for
every field of Barricade object recursively. The fields with the same
numeric values go to the same panel, so we could define the logic of
panel extraction separately for each application built on Merlin. For
the filters following on the pipeline extractPanels() provides .each()
method, which they should use for enumeration over the panel
contents. This way the panel implements the same interface as every
other Barricade container does.
Old extractRows() and extractItems() filters are removed, as well as
the necessity to embed positioning hints into the model. As of now
precise fields ordering is lost, but will be reimplemented with an
extractFields() upgrade (ability to pass a list of field keys is yet
to come, as well as the removal of 'index' hints).
Implements blueprint: composable-templates
Implements blueprint: decouple-ui-hints-and-models
Change-Id: I73f480034730099b33afec88cddf919a7bfc441b
Now all standard actions are put into top-level
Barricade object in WB controller and then Base field
just fetches id-s from them (and we use them same
standardActions top-level property for resetting a
'Base Input' field with a list of keys corresponding
to a specific standardAction.
Also new unit-tests (for filters and for dictionary
Merlin model) are added.
Change-Id: Ieb6e9330db8fbeb83e4f0f2a64611e1b6b31006c
Closes-Bug: #1467511
To make it happen <collapsible-group> directive had to undergo the
same transformation that was applied to <panel> directive: instead of
passing just a '@title' reference, the whole '=content' reference is
now passed to the <collapsible-group>'s scope. This allows to use
<editable> directive inside it with 'ng-model=group.title' as
getter/setter method. Yet <collapsible-group>'s scope wasn't remade as
radically as <panel>'s was - '&on-add' and '&on-remove' are still
there and left for future refactoring.
Change-Id: I4de7a542f282efee6deb34d4957a5873d617ad64
Closes-Bug: #1446171
Closes-Bug: #1446226
To enable this fix, a massive refactoring to panel/row/item - i.e.,
the 'view' mixins - was done. Now these mixins are implemented as
filters, which has the following benefits:
* once the underlying Barricade model changes, the following change is
immediately propagated to the view (input events are no longer
catched by some obsolete piece of model just because view is not
updated and is still sending events to an old model);
* at the same time the filter results are memoized (with the
appropriate function from underscore.js) so not infinite $digest
looping happens, with the Barricade objects' string hash being used
as a parts of a composite caching key.
Also change .toJSON() usage in Mistral models to .toJSON({pretty: true})
usage to not interfere with deserializing JSON blobs when we need to
recreate a Barricade object from JSON blob.
Provide a foundation of a suite of filters unit-tests - just a list of
specs being verified with an actual code to be written later.
Closes-Bug: #1436409
Change-Id: I7af36abbdcfab70a6b867c39e49420d1716c1310
Timur Sufiev