Angular Sortable-Liste & Drag-and-drop | ng-hub-ui-sortable

Angular Sortable-Liste und Drag-and-drop-Utilities für Arrays, FormArray-Integration, Signals-Workflows und verbundene Listen.

Interaktive Beispiele

Erkunde Live-Beispiele, die zeigen, wie sich die Bibliothek in gängigen Angular-Anwendungsfällen verhält.

Einfaches Array

Sortable - Simple Arrays

Make any array sortable with a single directive. Every layout below shares the same model, so each drag updates them all.

Button groups
Cards
Ankara
Ankara description
Moscow
Moscow description
Munich
Munich description
Paris
Paris description
Washington
Washington description
Navigation
Current model
[ "Ankara", "Moscow", "Munich", "Paris", "Washington" ]

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FormArray-Integration

Sortable - Reactive FormArray

Bind directly to a reactive FormArray. Edit the inputs and drag to reorder — the form value always reflects the current order.

Current FormArray value:

[ "Ankara", "Moscow", "Munich", "Paris", "Washington" ]

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Benutzerdefinierte Optionen

Sortable - Options

Pass any SortableJS options through the directive: filter non-draggable items, hook into events and tune autoscroll.

Filtered (disabled) items
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[ "1", "2", "3", "4", "5" ]
Events
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Autoscroll

Drag near the edges of the list to trigger autoscroll.

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Mehrere Listen

Sortable - Multiple Lists

Connect lists with the group option to transfer items across containers. Build kanban boards, clone factories and constrained drop targets.

Transfer between lists
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[ "1", "2", "3", "4", "5" ]
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[ "6", "7", "8", "9", "10" ]
Clone items

List 1 is a clone factory; list 2 is its target.

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Constrained groups
1. Cannot accept items
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2. Normal list
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3. Clones children
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4. Only #1 can drop here
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Layout-Builder

Sortable - Layout Builder

Build hierarchical, nested drag-and-drop layouts with grouped containers for generics, tabs and widgets.

Build advanced visual layout builders with nested drag and drop in Angular. This powerful example demonstrates nested sortable lists with drag handles and component slots, perfect for creating page builders and dashboard designers.

Create hierarchical structures with drag-and-drop functionality—ideal for layout builders, dashboard organizers, and visual editors. Supports multi-level nesting with full control over handles and constraints.

Demo: Generic, Tabs & Widgets

Generic A
Widget 1
Widget 2
Tabs Container
Tab 1
Tab 2
Generic B
Widget 3
Generic C
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Widget 4
Generic E
Move log

No events yet.

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Signals

Sortable - Signals

Bind a writable signal as the sortable model. Reordering updates the signal value instantly, keeping reactive state in sync.

  • Angularv18
  • Reactv19
  • Vuev3
  • Sveltev5

Current signal value:

[ "Angular", "React", "Vue", "Svelte" ]

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Manueller Modus

Sortable - Manual Mode

Disable automatic array updates and apply each reorder yourself with the moveItemInArray and transferArrayItem helpers.

Single List - Manual Reordering

Drag and drop tasks to reorder them. Notice how we manually update the array using the moveItemInArray helper function.

Task List
  • Design UI mockups
  • Implement authentication
  • Write unit tests
  • Deploy to production
Current State:
[
  {
    "id": 1,
    "title": "Design UI mockups",
    "completed": false
  },
  {
    "id": 2,
    "title": "Implement authentication",
    "completed": false
  },
  {
    "id": 3,
    "title": "Write unit tests",
    "completed": false
  },
  {
    "id": 4,
    "title": "Deploy to production",
    "completed": false
  }
]

Multiple Lists - Kanban Board Style

Drag tasks between different status columns. The transferArrayItem helper makes it easy to move items between arrays while maintaining full control.

To Do 3
  • Review pull requests
    Priority: high
  • Update documentation
    Priority: medium
  • Refactor legacy code
    Priority: low
In Progress 2
  • Fix bug #123
    Priority: high
  • Add new feature
    Priority: medium
Done 1
  • Initial setup
    Priority: high

Operations Log

No operations yet. Start dragging items to see the log!

Code Example

Component Handler
import { moveItemInArray, transferArrayItem } from 'ng-hub-ui-sortable';

onTasksUpdate(event: SortableEvent): void {
  // Manually update the array with full control
  moveItemInArray(this.tasks, event.oldIndex, event.newIndex);
  
  // You can add validation, API calls, etc. here
  console.log('Task reordered!');
}

onListAdd(event: SortableEvent, targetList: any[], listName: string): void {
  const sourceList = this.getListByElement(event.from);
  
  // Transfer item between arrays
  transferArrayItem(sourceList, targetList, event.oldIndex, event.newIndex);
  
  // Perfect place for API calls to persist the change
  this.apiService.updateTaskStatus(item.id, listName);
}

Why Use Manual Control?

Validation

Validate changes before updating your data model. Prevent invalid operations or apply business rules.

API Integration

Make API calls to persist changes immediately. Handle success/error responses appropriately.

Undo/Redo

Implement undo/redo functionality by maintaining operation history before committing changes.

Immutability

Use immutable data patterns with OnPush change detection for optimal performance.

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