
A simple UI for editing key-value pairs
The angular-key-value-editor offers a user-friendly interface designed for seamless editing of key-value pairs, making it an excellent tool for developers looking to implement dynamic forms. Built on the Bootstrap-based framework Patternfly, it ensures a clean and consistent layout, while also providing flexibility through customizable configurations. This component supports various functionalities, accommodating both automatic and manual row creation, which enhances accessibility and usability for a range of applications.
The versatile nature of this editor allows developers to easily integrate it into their projects. By simply adding it to the HTML and providing the requisite data, users can enjoy a streamlined experience when managing key-value pairs. With the added capability to control individual entries and their properties, this editor caters to diverse use cases, ensuring that all functional requirements are met effectively.
Automatic Row Creation: By default, the editor creates rows automatically; however, users can enable manual row creation with an attribute for heightened accessibility.
Readonly Options: The is-readonly attribute restricts users from editing specific entries, while the readonly keys feature ensures that initial set keys remain unmodifiable.
Disable Entry Functions: Options to disable adding, sorting, or deleting entries provide granular control over user interactions within the key-value pair list.
Validator Attributes: Support for regex validation ensures that data input adheres to specific patterns, enhancing data integrity and accuracy.
Custom Alt Text: The valueAlt attribute can be utilized to give contextual information about non-standard values, improving user understanding of the data structure.
Configurable Attributes: Individual entries can have unique configurations, allowing developers to tailor the behavior and appearance of each key-value pair as needed.

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