dragula
I'd like to share an exceptional API called Dragula, a JavaScript project that I believe you've never encountered anything quite like before.
All you need to do is add its CDN to your project, and you can use it by simply passing parameters. It's incredibly user-friendly! In fact, I recently used this API to build a template builder for a client, and it's currently working flawlessly.
In the template builder, besides handling DOM manipulation, we required drag-and-drop functionality, which can be a challenging task, especially for beginners. The solution? Dragula, an open-source project known for its powerful drag-and-drop capabilities.
Here's how you can use it:
1 Add the CDN to your project or install it from bevacqua/dragula(github).
2 It provides you with a dragula function that accepts container IDs as parameters. This function establishes a parent-child relationship between the container and its elements.
Why choose Dragula?
1 It's easy to implement.
2 You can effortlessly move child elements within containers.
3 It allows you to set the direction of the drag-and-drop.
4 You can move elements between different containers.
5 You'll receive information about both incoming and outgoing movements of child elements.
Give Dragula a try, and I'm confident you'll find it to be a valuable addition to your projects.
Happy coding!
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