<LayerPanelList />

Constructor

# <LayerPanelList children onSort onReorderedItems items disableDrag onLayerReorder />

PropTypes:
Name Type Required Description Default
children node No The content of the LayerPanelList (likely `LayerPanelListItem` components)
onSort func No callback when item prop is dropped (a, b) => { return a - b }
onReorderedItems func No callback with reordered items
items array No array of items to be rendered in the list
disableDrag bool No A boolean to disable the drag event on the LayerPanelList false
onLayerReorder func No A callback function to inform when the list is reordered () => {}
Since:
  • 0.5.0

View Source LayerPanel/LayerPanelList/index.js, line 33


Examples

You can make a list by passing items down. Which should be an array. There's also a built in drag for the LayerPanelListItem. You can disable it buy passing the prop disableDrag to the LayerPanelList. If you want to persist the reorder of items then you'll need to pass the onReorderedItems callback to the LayerPanelList and update the items in your parent component.

import {
  LayerPanel,
  LayerPanelPage,
  LayerPanelHeader,
  LayerPanelContent,
  LayerPanelActions,
  LayerPanelActionRemove,
  LayerPanelList } from '@bayer/ol-kit'
import VpnKeyIcon from '@material-ui/icons/VpnKeyIcon'
import MoreHorizIcon from '@material-ui/icons/MoreHorizIcon'
import MenuItem from '@material-ui/core/MenuItem'

return (
  <LayerPanel>
    <LayerPanelPage tabIcon={<VpnKeyIcon />}>
      <LayerPanelHeader
        title='Legends Page'
        avatar={<VpnKeyIcon />}
        actions={
          <LayerPanelActions icon={<MoreHorizIcon />}>
            <LayerPanelActionRemove />
            <MenuItem onClick={this.updateLegends}>Update Legends</MenuItem>
            <MenuItem onClick={this.setLegendsToOriginalOrder}>Original Order Legends</MenuItem>
          </LayerPanelActions>
        } />
      <LayerPanelContent>
        <LayerPanelList items={legends} onReorderedItems={this.handleReorderedItems} />
      </LayerPanelContent>
    </LayerPanelPage>
  </LayerPanel>
)

image

Below you can see how we add custom actions to our LayerPanel and also that you can render an array of LayerPanelListItem's in your LayerPanelList. Also the list is draggable and has a callback to allow you to reorder the items however you want. Theres an onSort prop that receives a Javascript Sort function to customize the way the items get sorted.

import {
  LayerPanel,
  LayerPanelPage,
  LayerPanelHeader,
  LayerPanelContent,
  LayerPanelActions,
  LayerPanelActionRemove,
  LayerPanelList } from '@bayer/ol-kit'
import VpnKeyIcon from '@material-ui/icons/VpnKeyIcon'
import MoreHorizIcon from '@material-ui/icons/MoreHorizIcon'
import MenuItem from '@material-ui/core/MenuItem'

class MyCustomLayerPanelContainer extends React.Component {
  constructor (props) {
    super(props)

    this.state = { legends: ['First Legend', 'Second Legend', 'Third Legend'] }

    this.updateLegends = this.updateLegends.bind(this)
    this.handleReorderedItems = this.handleReorderedItems.bind(this)
  }

  updateLegends () {}

  handleReorderedItems (newItems) {
    this.setState({ legends: newItems })
  }

  render () {
    const { maps } = this.props
    const { legends } = this.state

    return (
      <LayerPanel>
        <LayerPanelPage tabIcon={<VpnKeyIcon />}>
          <LayerPanelHeader
            title='Legends Page'
            avatar={<VpnKeyIcon />}
            actions={
              <LayerPanelActions icon={<MoreHorizIcon />}>
                <LayerPanelActionRemove />
                <MenuItem onClick={this.updateLegends}>Update Legends</MenuItem>
              </LayerPanelActions>
            } />
          <LayerPanelContent>
            <LayerPanelList items={legends} onReorderedItems={this.handleReorderedItems}>
              {legends.map(legend => {
                return <LayerPanelListItem>{legend}</LayerPanelListItem>
              })}
            </LayerPanelList>
          </LayerPanelContent>
        </LayerPanelPage>
      </LayerPanel>
    )
  }
}