Angular 14 component for a dual listbox control.
The Angular Dual-Listbox component is a powerful tool designed for Angular 14 that facilitates an intuitive item selection process through two side-by-side list boxes. Users can easily transfer items between these lists using a user-friendly drag-and-drop feature or by pressing designated buttons. This functionality is essential for applications that require item selection from extensive lists, making the process smoother and more interactive.
Built to be flexible and customizable, the dual-listbox component operates from a source array that holds all options and a destination array for selected items. It provides various integration capabilities and styling options, ensuring that developers can tailor the component to fit seamlessly within their projects.
Dual List Interface: Two customizable lists that allow users to select and rearrange items effortlessly.
Drag-and-Drop Support: Users can easily move items between lists using simple drag-and-drop functionality, enhancing user experience.
Programmatic Control: Developers can programmatically manage the source and destination arrays, adding a layer of flexibility to the component’s functionality.
Customizable Styles: Integrates with Bootstrap 3 by default, but allows full customization through custom styles and templates for personalized appearances.
Filter and Sort Options: Users can enable filtering and sorting capabilities to streamline the selection process, making it easier to manage large data sets.
Event Handling: The component emits events when the destination array changes, allowing developers to respond appropriately to user actions.
Configurable Display Parameters: Easily set unique identifier fields and display options for each list item to ensure clarity and usability.
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