ghiscoding / slickgrid-universal

Slickgrid-Universal is a monorepo which includes all Editors, Filters, Extensions, Services related to SlickGrid usage and is also Framework Agnostic
https://ghiscoding.github.io/slickgrid-universal/
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feat: support tooltips on icon formatters #1608

Closed zewa666 closed 1 month ago

zewa666 commented 1 month ago

adds the possibility to define tooltips via the title tag on icon formatters

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zewa666 commented 1 month ago

this is just a minor feature but something I stumbled on the other day when working on a new feature.

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ghiscoding commented 1 month ago

makes sense, thanks for that

out of topic, I'm hearing and reading about Supabase more now (probably because it's now in GA after 4 years of Beta) and was wondering, are you using it with OData and SlickGrid or some other ways? Just curious, might want to finally look at doing a personal project now that I'm pretty much done with SlickGrid work (though I'm working on a new feature coming soon that will probably interest you, stay tuned, maybe a POC later tonight)

zewa666 commented 1 month ago

Supabase is quite interesting though I'd personally prefer Hasura. Have been using it with super great success for a larger project and would prefer that everytime again. The thing is, once persistance and handling CRUD becomes a free thing along with permissions etc, all handled by fundamental DB principles, nothing beats the productivity boost. Plus, I guess the GraphQL layer should nicely integrate with Slickgrid, though I have to admit I haven't yet tried so.

ghiscoding commented 1 month ago

ah yeah you mentioned it last time when we did the Header Menu thing. I think I'd also personally prefer GraphQL over OData, so Hasura make sense in this case. Thanks for the info, the web world is evolving so fast, it's hard to keep up 😅

ghiscoding commented 1 month ago

@zewa666 I think that the biggest challenge with Hasura would be to create the structure that I defined for the Pagination/Sorting/Filtering. I assume that's all doable in Hasura and perhaps we could create a new package in universal to support Hasura following this structure that I require. I'm just guessing here since I haven't tried anything and barely read their docs... or you could use GraphQL to fetch all dataset just once but if the dataset is large then that won't cut it

Looking more at the docs, it seems to be quite different compare to my approach, so I guess we would a customize port of the GraphQL Service that I made

Do you know if they have an online GraphQL DB that we can hook to? So that it could be used for possibly creating and/or testing SlickGrid with it in a demo example.

interesting video : How to add GraphQL to Supabase with Hasura

zewa666 commented 1 month ago

havent yet looked into slickgrids graphql backend but I guess it should be doable to adjust things to match Hasuras style.

the biggest pro with Hasura where it live-queries, aka graphql subscriptions but with server push on change. that alone is so very cool it could be worth the hassle (think of your realtime example)

Hasura cloud offers a free tier. as for db go for something like https://neon.tech/pricing