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Angular UI Development with PrimeNG: Build rich UI for Angular applications using PrimeNG

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Angular UI Development with PrimeNG

Theming Concepts and Layouts

The main goal of this chapter is to provide an introduction to PrimeNG themes, layouts, and the concepts involved. The theming concept used in PrimeNG is similar to the jQuery ThemeRoller CSS Framework (http://jqueryui.com/themeroller). PrimeNG components are designed to allow a developer to integrate them seamlessly into the look and feel of an entire web application. At the time of writing, there are 17 free themes and 5 premium themes and layouts. Free themes include ThemeRoller themes, a Twitter Bootstrap theme, and some custom themes powered by PrimeFaces and PrimeNG. Such themes are distributed along with PrimeNG itself under Apache License.

In Chapter 1, Getting Started with Angular and PrimeNG, we showed three possible setups and theme installations. You can also play with the free themes in the PrimeNG showcase (https://www.primefaces.org...

Understanding structural and skinning CSS

Each component is styled with CSS and contains two layers of style information: structural or component-specific and skinning or component-independent styles. In this section, you will understand the difference between these two types of CSS, learn some useful selectors, and see an exemplary styling of the Paginator component in the generated HTML. Let's start. Go to the Paginator showcase (https://www.primefaces.org/primeng/#/paginator) and explore the HTML code of the Paginator component. The next screenshot shows the HTML and styles in the Google Chrome DevTools.

Shortcuts for opening DevTools: F12 (Windows), command + option + I (Mac).

The highlighted line in the preceding screenshot represents the container element of the Paginator component with the following style classes:

  • ui-paginator
  • ui-unselectable-text
  • ui-widget
  • ui-widget-header

The first two style classes ui-paginator and ui-unselectable-text are generated by PrimeNG. These...

Organizing your project structure with Sass

Every large frontend application needs a robust, scalable CSS architecture. A CSS preprocessor is indispensable--it helps to write cleaner, modular code with reusable pieces and maintain large and complex style sheets. A CSS preprocessor is basically a scripting language that extends CSS and compiles it into regular CSS. There are three primary CSS preprocessors today: Sass, LESS, and Stylus. As per Google Trends, Sass is the most used preprocessor today. Sass mimics the HTML structure and lets you nest CSS selectors that follow the same visual HTML hierarchy. With CSS, you would need to write this:

.container {
  padding: 5px;
}

.container p {
  margin: 5px;
}

With Sass, you can simply write this:

.container {
  padding: 5px;
  p {
    margin: 5px;
  }
}
Sass is backward compatible with CSS, so you can easily convert your existing CSS files just by renaming the .css file extension to .scss.

While nesting CSS selectors, you can use the handy & symbol...

Simple ways to create a new theme

We sometimes need to create our own themes instead of using the predefined ones. Web applications should often feature a company-specific look and feel, which is constant and preset by company-wide style guides. Creating new themes is easy with PrimeNG, because it is powered by the ThemeRoller CSS Framework (http://jqueryui.com/themeroller). ThemeRoller provides a powerful and easy-to-use online visual tool. In this section, we will systematically show all the required steps to create a new theme. There are two ways how to create a new theme, either by ThemeRoller or from scratch with Sass.

ThemeRoller approach

To gain first-hand experience of the ThemeRoller online visual tool, go to the ThemeRoller home page, explore the available theme's gallery, and play with the CSS properties to see changes for widgets embedded on the page. All CSS changes will be applied on the fly.

We have to select one of the existing themes (the Gallery tab) and edit it (the Roll Your Own tab). A click on the Download theme button accomplishes the work.

We should deselect the Toggle All checkbox under the Components option on the Download Builder page so that our new theme only includes the skinning styles.

Next, we need to migrate the downloaded theme files from ThemeRoller to the PrimeNG theme infrastructure. The migration steps are straightforward:

  1. The theme package that we have downloaded will have a CSS file jquery-ui.theme.css (as well as minified variant) and the images folder. Extract the package and rename the CSS file as theme.css.

 

  1. In your web application, create a folder...

The Sass approach

The second way is more flexible and accurate. It is preferable to create a new theme manually by Sass because the theme is better maintainable. The main CSS settings, such as font, colors, border radius, and many more can be done configurable by Sass variables. You can create a new theme by setting custom values for those variables. This is exactly the approach followed by PrimeNG. The mostly free themes were created in such manner.

The free themes are hosted on GitHub at https://github.com/primefaces/primeng/tree/master/resources/themes.

Every theme has a separate folder with a Sass file where variables are set. The variables themselves are used in _theme.scss--shared file for all free themes. This file can be found under node_modules/primeng/resources/themes/, if you install PrimeNG as the dependency. Sometimes, you also need to set custom fonts or special settings for particular CSS selectors. You can overwrite default style rules with your own ones--just write them...

The responsive grid system in PrimeNG

PrimeNG has Grid CSS--a responsive and fluid layout system optimized for mobile devices, tablets, and desktops. PrimeNG components use Grid CSS internally, but this lightweight utility can be used as standalone as well. CSS Grid is based on the 12-columns layout as many other grid systems. The total width of all columns is 100%. In this section, we will explain all features of the PrimeNG grid system in details.

Basic principles

The layout container should have the ui-g style class. Children elements of the layout container become columns when they are prefixed with ui-g-* where * is any number from 1 to 12. The number expresses the taken space of 12 available units. When the number of columns exceeds 12, columns wrap to the next line:

<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui-g-2">2</div>
  <div class="ui-g-4">4</div>
  <div class="ui-g-6">6</div>
  <div class="ui-g-8">8</div>
  <div class="ui-g-4">4</div>
</div>

The following layout has two lines (rows):

The same two-row layout is also possible with two ui-g containers:

<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui-g-2">2</div>
  <div class="ui-g-4">4</div>
  <div class="ui-g-6">6</div>
</div>
<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui...

Nested columns

Columns can be nested in more complex layouts. To achieve that, just nest elements with the ui-g-* style classes:

<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui-g-8 ui-g-nopad">
    <div class="ui-g-6">6</div>
    <div class="ui-g-6">6</div>
    <div class="ui-g-12">12</div>
  </div>
  <div class="ui-g-4">4</div>
</div>

With this structure, columns with different content will not have equal height. There is a more robust solution to force equal height for columns with different content. Just wrap the internal div elements inside another div with the ui-g style class or even simpler, assign ui-g to the column having nested columns:

<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui-g ui-g-8 ui-g-nopad">
    <div class="ui-g-6">6<br/>6<br/>6<br/>6<br/>6<br/>6<br/></div>
    <div class=...

Responsive and fluid layout

Responsive layout is achieved by applying additional classes to the columns. Four screen sizes are supported with different breakpoints.

Prefix Device Size
ui-sm-* Small devices like phones max-width: 640px
ui-md-* Medium-sized devices like tablets min-width: 641px
ui-lg-* Large-sized devices like desktops min-width: 1025px
ui-xl-* Big screen monitors min-width: 1441px

 

When an element features multiple style classes listed in the table, they get applied from the bottom to the top. Let's take an example:

<div class="ui-g">
  <div class="ui-g-12 ui-md-6 ui-lg-2">ui-g-12 ui-md-6 ui-lg-2</div>
  <div class="ui-g-12 ui-md-6 ui-lg-2">ui-g-12 ui-md-6 ui-lg-2</div>
  <div class="ui-g-12 ui-md-4 ui-lg-8">ui-g-12 ui-md-4 ui-lg-8</div>
</div>

What is happening here?

  • On large screens, three columns are displayed in proportion 2:12, 2:12, and 8:12.
  • On medium screens...

Bootstrap flexbox layout meets PrimeNG

In this section, we will reimplement the graphic editor introduced in the Organizing your project structure with Sass section with Bootstrap 4 (https://v4-alpha.getbootstrap.com) and PrimeNG components. Starting with the version v4.0.0-alpha.6, Bootstrap only has a flexbox-based layout by default, with no fallback.

Flexbox is a new layout model, which is widely supported in all modern browsers (http://caniuse.com/#search=flexbox). There are many tutorials on the Internet. You can, for example, read a comprehensive guide to the CSS flexbox layout at https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox. Flexbox tackles many layout problems. One of the main advantages of flexbox is the ability to fill extra space. All columns in the flexbox layout have the same height irrespective of their content. Let's show final screens of the graphic editor for two device resolutions.

For desktop:

For mobile:

Beside PrimeNG, we need to install the latest...

Summary

After reading this chapter, you can distinguish between structural and skinning style classes. In short words, structural style classes define the skeleton of the components and the skinning ones are for theming. We have seen how to set up any PrimeNG theme and create a new one. A new theme can be created either by ThemeRoller or by setting custom values for Sass variables and CSS properties of an existing theme with subsequent compilation to a CSS file. We encourage to use a CSS preprocessor for a modular CSS architecture. Sass preprocessor helps in writing better styles. A guideline for organizing the Sass files was provided as well.

After reading this chapter, you are also able to use one of the responsive grid systems, either PrimeNG own or Bootstrap's one. PrimeNG offers a lightweight responsive and fluid layout system. Furthermore, PrimeNG components having built-in responsive mode when using the .ui-fluid style class on the top container element. The flexbox-based...

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Key benefits

  • Detailed insights into PrimeNG concepts, components and features with examples to help you make excellent User Interfaces for Angular web apps.
  • Get familiar with themes, layouts and customization in real world applications.
  • Develop Angular applications rapidly using advance tools and standards with best practices.

Description

PrimeNG is a leading UI component library for Angular applications with 80+ rich UI components. PrimeNG was a huge success in the Angular world and very quickly. It is a rapidly evolving library that is aligned with the last Angular release. In comparison with competitors, PrimeNG was created with enterprise applications in mind. This book provides a head-start to help readers develop real–world, single-page applications using the popular development stack. This book consists of 10 chapters and starts with a short introduction to single-page applications. TypeScript and Angular fundamentals are important first steps for subsequent PrimeNG topics. Later we discuss how to set up and configure a PrimeNG application in different ways as a kick-start. Once the environment is ready then it is time to learn PrimeNG development, starting from theming concepts and responsive layouts. Readers will learn enhanced input, select, button components followed by the various panels, data iteration, overlays, messages and menu components. The validation of form elements will be covered too. An extra chapter demonstrates how to create map and chart components for real-world applications. Apart from built-in UI components and their features, the readers will learn how to customize components to meet their requirements. Miscellaneous use cases are discussed in a separate chapter, including: file uploading, drag and drop, blocking page pieces during AJAX calls, CRUD sample implementations, and more. This chapter goes beyond common topics, implements a custom component, and discusses a popular state management with @ngrx/store. The final chapter describes unit and end-to-end testing. To make sure Angular and PrimeNG development are flawless, we explain full-fledged testing frameworks with systematic examples. Tips for speeding up unit testing and debugging Angular applications end this book. The book is also focused on how to avoid some common pitfalls, and shows best practices with tips and tricks for efficient Angular and PrimeNG development. At the end of this book, the readers will know the ins and outs of how to use PrimeNG in Angular applications and will be ready to create real- world Angular applications using rich PrimeNG components.

Who is this book for?

This book is for everybody who would like to learn or create modern Angular based single page applications using PrimeNG component library. This book is a good choice for beginners to advanced users who are serious to learn modern Angular applications. The prerequisites for this book are some basic knowledge on the Angular 2+ version with TypeScript and CSS skills.

What you will learn

  • - Setup PrimeNG projects with SystemJS, Webpack, and Angular CLI.
  • - Use theming concepts and layouts with grid systems and Bootstrap.
  • - Work with enhanced input, select, button and panel components.
  • - Apply countless DataTable features: sorting, filtering, grouping, and templating.
  • - Meet data iteration components: DataList, DataGrid, Tree, and so on.
  • - Build endless menu variations: SlideMenu, TieredMenu, MegaMenu, and so on.
  • - Visualize your data representations with PrimeNG charts and GMap components.
  • - Adopt best practices such as state management with @ngrx/store.
  • - Write unit and end-to-end tests with Jasmine, Karma, and Protractor.
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10 Chapters
Getting Started with Angular and PrimeNG Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Getting Started with Angular and PrimeNG
TypeScript fundamentals
Basic types
Interfaces, classes, and enums
Functions
Generics
Modules
Advanced types, decorators, and compiler options
Union types and type aliases
Type inference
Decorators
Type definition files
Compiler options
Angular cheat sheet - overview of key concepts
Components, services, and dependency injection
Templates and bindings
Built-in directives
Communication between components
Forms
Routing
Angular modularity and lifecycle hooks
Modules and bootstrapping
Lifecycle hooks
Running PrimeNG with SystemJS
The SystemJS configuration for Angular
Adding PrimeNG dependencies
Setting up PrimeNG project with Webpack
Entry point and output
Loaders and plugins
Adding PrimeNG, CSS, and SASS
Setting up PrimeNG project with Angular CLI
Generating scaffolding
Adding PrimeNG dependencies
Summary
Theming Concepts and Layouts Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Theming Concepts and Layouts
Understanding structural and skinning CSS
Organizing your project structure with Sass
Simple ways to create a new theme
ThemeRoller approach
The Sass approach
The responsive grid system in PrimeNG
Basic principles
Nested columns
Responsive and fluid layout
Bootstrap flexbox layout meets PrimeNG
Summary
Enhanced Inputs and Selects Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Enhanced Inputs and Selects
Formatted input with InputMask
Mask format options
Using the slot character
Making a part of the mask optional
Autosuggestion with AutoComplete
Multiple selection
Working with objects
Advanced features - the customized content displays
Entering multiple values with Chips
Display complex information using template
Discovering checkbox - boolean, many, and TriState
Boolean checkbox - single selection
Checkbox multiple selection
Multistate representation - TriStateCheckbox
Choosing items with single and MultiSelect components
Customized Dropdown
The MultiSelect dropdown
Basic and advanced Calendar scenarios
Localization
Time picker options
Advanced features
Spinner and Slider – different ways to provide input
Advanced features - going beyond basic usage
Slider
Advanced features - going beyond basic usage
Text editing with rich editors
The customized editor
Password and star-based rating inputs
Rating input
Validation with the input and select components
Summary
Button and Panel Components Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Button and Panel Components
Enhanced Button, RadioButton, and SplitButton
Button
Icons and severity
RadioButton
SplitButton
Icons and theming
Selecting a value with ToggleButton and SelectButton
SelectButton
Grouping buttons with Toolbar
Arranging your view with Panels and FieldSets
Panel
FieldSet
Vertical stacked panels with Accordion
Grouping content with tabs in TabView
Summary
Data Iteration Components Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Data Iteration Components
Multi feature DataTable
Change detection
Dynamic columns
Selecting rows in DataTable
Single selection
Multiple selection
RadioButton selection
Checkbox selection
Sorting, filtering, and paginating data in DataTable
Sorting
Filtering
Pagination
Customizing the cell content with templating
Resizing, reordering, and toggling columns in DataTable
Resizing
Reordering
Toggling
In-cell editing with DataTable
Making DataTable responsive
Using column and row grouping
Column grouping
Row grouping
Expandable row groups
Sub-headers
RowSpan groups
Handling tons of data with lazy DataTable
Row expansion by providing a row template
Exporting data in CSV format
DataTable events and methods
Listing data with DataList
Facets and pagination
Lazy loading
Events
Listing data with PickList
Listing data with OrderList
Grid-organized data with DataGrid
Beyond basic usage - advanced features
On-demand data loading with DataScroller
Lazy loading
Visualizing data with Tree
Selection features - single, multiple, and checkbox
Beyond basic usage - advanced features
Visualizing data with TreeTable
Selection features - single, multiple, and checkbox
Beyond basic usage - advanced features
Managing events with Schedule
Header customization
Beyond basic usage - advanced features
Events and methods
Summary
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Amazing Overlays and Messages
Displaying content in the popup mode
Dialog
Usability features
Customized header and footer
ConfirmDialog
Customization
Multipurpose scenarios with OverlayPanel
Integration with other components
Closable properties
Displaying content in Lightbox
Custom content mode
Transition effects
Notifying users with Messages and Growl
Growl - another way of notifying information
Sticky behavior
Tooltips for form components
Summary
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Endless Menu Variations
Creating programmatic menus using the MenuModel API
Menu actions
Statically and dynamically positioned menus
Accessing commands via MenuBar
ContextMenu with nested items
Customized target for ContextMenu
DataTable integration
SlideMenu – menu in the iPod style
TieredMenu – sub-menus in nested overlays
MegaMenu – the multicolumn menu
PanelMenu – hybrid of Accordion and Tree
TabMenu - menu items as tabs
Breadcrumb – providing contextual information about the page hierarchy
Summary
Creating Charts and Maps Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Creating Charts and Maps
Working with the chart model
Chart types
Customization
Events
Data representation with line and bar charts
Data representation with pie and doughnut charts
Data representation with radar and polar area charts
Drawing an organization chart for the relationship hierarchy
Hierarchical data with zero configuration
Advanced customization
Selection and events
Basic integration with the Google Maps API
Various use cases with the GMap component
Overlays
Events
Summary
Miscellaneous Use Cases and Best Practices Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Miscellaneous Use Cases and Best Practices
File uploading in all its glory
Basic, multiple, and automatic file uploading
Restrictions by file types and size
Customizations
Learning draggable and droppable directives
Draggable
Droppable
Displaying a collection of images with Galleria
Get it up and running
Auto play mode and effects
Events
CRUD sample implementation with DataTable
Deferring mechanism to optimize page loading
Blocking page pieces during long-running AJAX calls
Process status indicator in action
Selecting colors with ColorPicker
Displaying confirmation dialog with guarded routes
Implementing a custom wizard component with Steps
Introduction to state management with @ngrx/store
Redux principles
CRUD application with @ngrx/store
Summary
Creating Robust Applications Chevron down icon Chevron up icon
Creating Robust Applications
Setting up unit testing with Jasmine and Karma
Brief introduction to Jasmine
Testing setup with Webpack and Karma
Unit testing of components and services
Angular testing utilities
Testing a component
Testing a service
Tips on how to speed up unit testing
Setting up the e2e test environment with Protractor
Installing and configuring Protractor
Writing automated UI tests at a glance
Browser object, element, and locators
Clean architecture with Page Objects
Writing complete the e2e test
Exploring a PrimeNG application with Augury and ng.probe
Augury in action
Debugging with ng.probe
Summary

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I am a professional software developer with a lot of experience in web applications development. Only recently I started to learn Angular, Typescript and I chose PrimeNG as a component library to implement GUI.The book Angular UI development with PrimeNG turned out to be just perfect for someone with my profile: for a person with previous experience in web development but new to Angular and PrimeNG.Before reading the book I went through Angular, Typescript and PrimeNG tutorials and I thought that I got a fair knowledge so that I could create a skeleton of my first application.Yet, thanks to the book I got could fill many gaps on the level of Typescript (e.g. type assertions, decorators), Angular (e.g. communication between components, built-in directives overview, ng templates, forms) and I learned about CSS theming and layouts, automated tests and got understanding of the application setup. The section related to PrimeNG components disappointed me because it overlaps a lot with the web documentation, although there were cases where the additional comments helped me to put PrimeNG components into use more quickly.The book is neither meant for a complete beginner in the web application development, nor does it offer a very deep insight into the libraries background and I can imagine that some readers may be disappointed: complete web development beginners or professionals with a solid Angular and Typescript knowledge. For me the book met the expectations and directly contributed to improving my project.
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J. L. Hallock Nov 17, 2017
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The documentation on the PrimeNG website is far better than this book. While all the elements are listed in the book, only a couple pages are devoted to each one. Honestly a VERY big waste of money.
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Rob Schripsema Jun 11, 2018
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The book tries to do too much, and does none of it well. Way too many pages devoted to fundamentals of Angular that could have better been given to the PrimeNg components. The information available on the PrimeNg website is FAR more comprehensive and usable.Also needs a good editor, as there are numerous grammatical gaffes that make it difficult to take seriously.
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Sudheer Jonna, hailing from Nellore, India, is a seasoned lead software developer currently based in Singapore. With expertise in Java and JavaScript, he specializes in architecting and developing large-scale applications, prioritizing robust architectures and high performance. Sudheer's comprehensive knowledge spans Single Page Applications (ReactJS/VueJS/Angular), backend API development, SQL, and containerization, enabling him to assist developers in advancing their careers. Besides his professional role, Sudheer is a published author, speaker, trainer, blogger, and an active member of public forums.
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Oleg Varaksin is a senior software engineer living in the Black Forest, Germany. He is a graduate computer scientist who studied informatics at Russian and German universities. His main occupation and "daily bread" in the last few years has consisted of building various Java-and JavaScript-based web applications based on JSF, PrimeFaces, Spring, REST, JavaScript, jQuery, Angular, and HTML5. Currently, he is working at Swiss Federal Railways on a new ticket webshop. Oleg is an experienced and passionate web developer and has been working with the Prime UI libraries from the beginning. He is also a well-known member of the PrimeFaces community, creator of the PrimeFaces Extensions project, and the author of the PrimeFaces Cookbook. Oleg loves JavaScript, new ECMAScript standards, TypeScript, Angular, PrimeNG, RxJS, and Redux architecture. He has a deep understanding of web usability and accessibility. Oleg normally shares the knowledge he has acquired on his blog. His Twitter handle is @OlegVaraksin.
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