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Angular PrimeNG provides a Table component that allows us to display data in a table with many configuration options such as pagination, filters, and sorting. When using large datasets, however, performance can be negatively impacted because the entire dataset is loaded upfront. One solution to this problem is to implement lazy loading.
Lazy loading is a design pattern that defers the initialization of objects until it is actually needed. In the context of PrimeNG, Lazy Loading for Tables means that we only load the data visible to the user and fetch (or lazy load) more data as the user scrolls down.
In order to implement Lazy Loading in PrimeNG, we need to take the following steps:
Set the lazy attribute to true on the Table component This informs the Table component that we want to implement lazily loaded data.
Implement the onLazyLoad callback function on the component This callback function is executed when the user scrolls down and more data needs to be fetched.
Implement the load method on the LazyLoadingService This method will be called by the onLazyLoad callback function and will be responsible for fetching new data and returning it to the Table component.
Here's an example implementation of Lazy Loading in PrimeNG:
HTML:
Typescript:
export class MyComponent {
data: any[] = [];
constructor(private lazyLoadingService: LazyLoadingService) {}
lazyLoad(event: LazyLoadEvent) {
this.lazyLoadingService.load(event).then((data: any[]) => {
this.data = data;
});
}
}
LazyLoadingService:
@Injectable({
providedIn: 'root'
})
export class LazyLoadingService {
load(event: LazyLoadEvent): Promise {
// Fetch Data from API
let params = new HttpParams()
.set('page', event.first / event.rows + '')
.set('perPage', event.rows + '');
if (event.sortField) {
params = params
.set('sort', event.sortField + ':' + (event.sortOrder === 1 ? 'ASC' : 'DESC'));
}
if (event.filters) {
Object.keys(event.filters).forEach((key: any) => {
params = params.set('filters[' + key + ']', event.filters[key].value);
});
}
return this.http.get('', {
params
})
.toPromise()
.then((result: any) => {
const data = result.data;
const totalRecords = result.count;
return Promise.resolve({
data,
totalRecords
});
});
}
}
This is a basic implementation of Lazy Loading in PrimeNG using a custom LazyLoadingService to fetch data from the backend. You can customize the service or implement your own solution depending on your specific requirements.
In summary, Lazy Loading is an essential technique to improve performance and user experience in applications displaying large amounts of data. PrimeNG provides us with the tools to implement Lazy Loading easily using the Table component and custom services. 免责声明:本文内容通过AI工具匹配关键字智能整合而成,仅供参考,火山引擎不对内容的真实、准确或完整作任何形式的承诺。如有任何问题或意见,您可以通过联系service@volcengine.com进行反馈,火山引擎收到您的反馈后将及时答复和处理。