MudBlazor.Extensions 1.2.2

MudBlazor.Extensions

MudBlazor.Extensions is a small extension for MudBlazor from https://mudblazor.com/

Using

Using is as easy it can be Sure you need a MudBlazor project and the referenced package to MudBlazor for more informations and help see https://mudblazor.com/ and https://github.com/MudBlazor/Templates

Add the nuget Package MudBlazor.Extensions to your blazor project

Now you can start using it. Currently we only have extensions for the Mud Dialog Service

Make dialogs resizeable or draggable

       var options = new DialogOptionsEx { Resizeable = true, DragMode = MudDialogDragMode.Simple, CloseButton = true,  FullWidth = true };
       var dialog = await _dialogService.ShowEx<YourMudDialog>("your dialog title", parameters, options);

Add Maximize Button

       var options = new DialogOptionsEx { MaximizeButton = true, CloseButton = true};
       var dialog = await _dialogService.ShowEx<YourMudDialog>("your Dialog title", parameters, options);

Add Custom Buttons

First in your component code you need to define the callback methods as JSInvokable

        [JSInvokable]
        public void AlarmClick()
        {
           // OnAlarmButton Click
        }

        [JSInvokable]
        public void ColorLensClick()
        {
           // OnColorLensButton Click
        }

Then define your custom buttons

          var buttons = new[]
            {
                new MudDialogButton( DotNetObjectReference.Create(this as object), nameof(AlarmClick)) {Icon = Icons.Filled.Alarm},
                new MudDialogButton( DotNetObjectReference.Create(this as object), nameof(ColorLensClick)) {Icon = Icons.Filled.ColorLens},
            };

       var options = new DialogOptionsEx { MaximizeButton = true, CloseButton = true, Buttons = buttons};
       var dialog = await _dialogService.ShowEx<YourMudDialog>("your dialog title", parameters, options);

Now a dialog can look like this

Use animation to show dialog

       var options = new DialogOptionsEx { 
           MaximizeButton = true, 
           CloseButton = true, 
           Buttons = buttons, 
           Position = DialogPosition.CenterRight, 
           Animation = AnimationType.SlideIn, 
           AnimationDuration = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds(500),
           FullHeight = true
       };
       var dialog = await _dialogService.ShowEx<YourMudDialog>("your dialog title", parameters, options);

Change Log

• 1.2.0 Slide in animations for dialogs.
• 1.1.2 New option FullHeight for dialogs

Planned Features

Notice this is just a first preview version. There are some features planned like

• Dragging with snap behaviour
• Charm in and out behavior for left, right, top and bottom
• Automatic generation for a dialog to edit given model