vue-tiles

A vue plugin using Muuri's responsive, sortable, filterable and draggable grid layouts.

Vue-tiles was created to provide an alternative option for creating a responsive dashboard in Vue. It is essentially a vue wrapper for Muuri. Using Vue's modular component system, vue-tiles allows us to drop in any number of tile components to quickly create our dashboard.

Installation

npm install --save vue-tiles

Bundler (Webpack)

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueTiles from 'vue-tiles'
// You need a specific loader for CSS files like https://github.com/webpack/css-loader
import 'vue-tiles/dist/vue-tiles.css'
 
Vue.use(VueTiles)

How to Use

Vue tiles consists of a base vue-tile-grid component that implements the Muuri plugin. Using this component, we will be able to insert any number of tile components through its slot.

Example:

    <vue-tile-grid id="example-grid">
      <!-- slot content -->
    </vue-tile-grid>

Out-of-the-box, vue-tiles comes with a few tile components to get you started.

    import { LinkTile, ContentSm, ContentMd, ContentLg } from 'vue-tiles'

    <vue-tile-grid id="example-grid">
      <link-tile id="link" text="Example Link" route="/"></link-tile>
      
      <content-sm id="content-sm">
        <p>Here is some small content.</p>
      </content-sm>
      
      <content-md id="content-md">
        <p>Here is some medium content.</p>
      </content-md>
      
      <content-lg id="content-lg">
        <p>Here is large content.</p>
      </content-lg>
    </vue-tile-grid>

Events

Vue-tiles also allows you to listen to events on the grid object created by Muuri. Please refer to the docs for a complete list of events.

Example:

    <vue-tile-grid id="example-grid" @layoutEnd="updateOrder">
      <content-sm :id="'content-sm-' + index" v-for="num, index in [1,2,3,4]">
        <p>Content {{ num }}</p>
      </content-sm>
    </vue-tile-grid>

    // ...
    methods: {
        updateOrder (items) {
            console.log(items)
        }
    }

License

MIT