svelte-sortable-items is a svelte/sveltekit package to create sortable drag-and-drop items. This package allows you to relate a javascript array to sortable HTML elements.
The svelte-sortable-items package is a powerful tool for creating sortable drag-and-drop elements in Svelte applications. Tailored for Svelte 5, it boasts enhanced functionality and flexibility, making it an attractive option for developers looking to implement sorting features without being tied to a specific HTML structure. Unlike other libraries, svelte-sortable-items promotes sorting primarily from child elements, enabling a broader range of use cases and styling options.
This package stands out for its non-opinionated approach to both HTML and styling, providing users with the freedom to design their components as they see fit. Whether you’re rerouting rows in a table or managing lists, svelte-sortable-items adjusts seamlessly to various layouts and needs.
Non-opinionated Styling: Allows you to implement your own unique styles without being restricted to predefined templates.
Non-opinionated HTML Structure: Emphasizes flexibility by accommodating a variety of HTML setups, moving beyond conventional lists.
Mobile Compatibility: Fully functional on mobile devices, provided you include the svelte-drag-drop-touch module for touch interactions.
Typescript Support: Offers enhanced development experience with TypeScript support, making type-checking simpler and more efficient.
Sortable Item Component: Comes with a dedicated SortableItem component that binds directly to a JavaScript array, streamlining the sorting process.
Responsive Move Icon: Includes a MoveIcon component that can be customized to fit your design specifications, facilitating intuitive item sorting.
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