Vue.draggable.next

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Vue 3 compatible drag-and-drop component based on Sortable.js

Overview

The Vue.draggable next is a Vue component that allows for drag-and-drop functionality and synchronization with a view model array in Vue.js 3.0. It is based on and offers all features of Sortable.js, making it a versatile tool for handling draggable elements within Vue applications.

Features

  • Full support of Sortable.js features: Offers support for touch devices, drag handles, smart auto-scrolling, and drag and drop between different lists.
  • No jQuery dependency: Does not require jQuery for functionality.
  • Keep HTML and view model list in sync: Ensures that the HTML representation and the underlying data model stay consistent.
  • Compatible with Vue.js 3.0 transition-group: Allows for integration with Vue.js 3.0 transition-group for animations.
  • Events reporting: Provides event reporting for any changes, offering full control when needed.
  • Compatibility with existing UI libraries: Can be used with popular UI libraries like Vuetify, Element, or Vue Material.
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