@progress/kendo-angular-pivotgrid 19.1.2-develop.4 → 19.1.2-develop.6

package/esm2022/package-metadata.mjs

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ export const packageMetadata = {
     productName: 'Kendo UI for Angular',
     productCode: 'KENDOUIANGULAR',
     productCodes: ['KENDOUIANGULAR'],
-    publishDate: 1750157217,
-    version: '19.1.2-develop.4',
+    publishDate: 1750433952,
+    version: '19.1.2-develop.6',
     licensingDocsUrl: 'https://www.telerik.com/kendo-angular-ui/my-license/?utm_medium=product&utm_source=kendoangular&utm_campaign=kendo-ui-angular-purchase-license-keys-warning'
 };

package/esm2022/pivotgrid.component.mjs

@@ -41,7 +41,24 @@ const DEFAULT_CONFIGURATOR_SETTINGS = {
     orientation: 'vertical'
 };
 /**
- * Represents the Kendo UI PivotGrid component for Angular.
+ * Represents the [Kendo UI PivotGrid component for Angular](slug:overview_pivotgrid).
+ *
+ * @example
+ * ```html
+ * <kendo-pivotgrid
+ *    [kendoPivotLocalBinding]="data"
+ *    [dimensions]="dimensions"
+ *    [measures]="measures"
+ *    [rowAxes]="defaultRowAxes"
+ *    [columnAxes]="defaultColumnAxes"
+ *    [measureAxes]="defaultMeasureAxes"
+ *    [configurator]="true"
+ *  >
+ * </kendo-pivotgrid>
+ * ```
+ *
+ * @remarks
+ * Supported children components are: {@link CustomMessagesComponent}
  */
 export class PivotGridComponent {
     hostEl;
@@ -76,12 +93,7 @@ export class PivotGridComponent {
     rowHeaderCellTemplate;
     columnHeaderCellTemplate;
     /**
-     * Specify the type, size and color of the PivotGrid's loader.
-     *
-     * The default settings are:
-     * * type: `converging-spinner`
-     * * color: `primary`
-     * * size: `large`
+     * Sets the type, size, and color of the PivotGrid loader.
      */
     set loaderSettings(settings) {
         this._loaderSettings = Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_LOADER_SETTINGS, settings);
@@ -96,11 +108,13 @@ export class PivotGridComponent {
         return this.localization.get('loading');
     }
     /**
-     * Specifies whether the axes configurator should be displayed.
+     * Controls whether the axes configurator is displayed.
+     *
+     * @default false
      */
     configurator;
     /**
-     * Sets the virtualization options of the component. By default the virtual scrolling functionality is disabled.
+     * Sets the virtualization options of the component. By default, the virtual scrolling functionality is disabled.
      *
      * @default false
      */
@@ -115,20 +129,20 @@ export class PivotGridComponent {
         return this.configurator && Object.assign({}, DEFAULT_CONFIGURATOR_SETTINGS, this.configurator);
     }
     /**
-     * Specify the width of the column header and data cells. Value is treated as pixels [(see example)]({% slug appearance_pivotgrid %}#toc-column-headers-width).
+     * Sets the width of the column header and data cells. The provided value is treated in pixels [(see example)]({% slug appearance_pivotgrid %}#toc-column-headers-width).
      *
      * @default 200
      */
     columnHeadersWidth = 200;
     /**
-     * When the keyboard navigation is enabled, the user can use dedicated shortcuts to interact with the PivotGrid.
-     * By default, navigation is enabled. To disable it altogether, and include the PivotGrid content in the normal tab sequence, set the property to `false`.
+     * Specifies whether the keyboard navigation is enabled. When enabled, you can use keyboard shortcuts to interact with the PivotGrid.
+     * Set to `false` to disable navigation and include the PivotGrid content in the normal tab sequence.
      *
      * @default true
      */
     navigable = true;
     /**
-     * Holds the displayed aggregated PivotGrid values.
+     * Gets the aggregated PivotGrid values that are displayed.
      */
     get aggregateData() {
         return cloneArray(this.dataService.aggregateData);

package/esm2022/pivotgrid.module.mjs

@@ -42,29 +42,18 @@ import * as i26 from "./rendering/templates/pivotgrid-column-header-cell-templat
  *
  * @example
  *
- * ```ts-no-run
- * // Import the PivotGrid module
- * import { PivotGrid } from '@progress/kendo-angular-pivotgrid';
- *
- * // The browser platform with a compiler
- * import { platformBrowserDynamic } from '@angular/platform-browser-dynamic';
- *
+ * ```typescript
+ * import { BrowserModule } from '@angular/platform-browser';
  * import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
- *
- * // Import the app component
  * import { AppComponent } from './app.component';
+ * import { PivotGridModule } from '@progress/kendo-angular-pivotgrid';
  *
- * // Define the app module
- * _@NgModule({
- *     declarations: [AppComponent], // declare app component
- *     imports:      [BrowserModule, PivotGridModule], // import PivotGrid module
- *     bootstrap:    [AppComponent]
+ * @NgModule({
+ *     declarations: [AppComponent],
+ *     imports: [BrowserModule, PivotGridModule],
+ *     bootstrap: [AppComponent]
  * })
  * export class AppModule {}
- *
- * // Compile and launch the module
- * platformBrowserDynamic().bootstrapModule(AppModule);
- *
  * ```
  */
 export class PivotGridModule {

package/esm2022/rendering/templates/pivotgrid-cell-template.directive.mjs

@@ -5,17 +5,18 @@
 import { Directive, TemplateRef } from '@angular/core';
 import * as i0 from "@angular/core";
 /**
- * Represents the cell template of the PivotGrid.
- * Helps to customize the content of the cells. To define the cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
- * `kendoPivotGridCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag [see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-cell-template).
+ * Represents the cell template of the PivotGrid. Allows customizing the content of the cells.
  *
- * The template context is set to the current cell item and the following additional fields are passed:
- * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. Represents the default context that will be assigned to any template variable which utilizes the `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
- * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` syntax.
- * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current data row index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` syntax.
- * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-expanded="expanded"` syntax.
- * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-tableType="tableType"` syntax.
- * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-text="text"` syntax.
+ * To define the cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
+ * `kendoPivotGridCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag ([see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-cell-template)).
+ *
+ * The template context provides the current cell item and the following additional fields:
+ * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. This is the default template context that you can access with any `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
+ * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current row index. Use `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use `let-expanded="expanded"` to access this boolean variable in your template.
+ * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type identifier. Use `let-tableType="tableType"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use `let-text="text"` to access this variable in your template.
  *
  * @example
  * ```html

package/esm2022/rendering/templates/pivotgrid-column-header-cell-template.directive.mjs

@@ -5,17 +5,18 @@
 import { Directive, TemplateRef } from '@angular/core';
 import * as i0 from "@angular/core";
 /**
- * Represents the column header cell template of the PivotGrid.
- * Helps to customize the content of the column header cells. To define the column header cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
- * `kendoPivotGridColumnHeaderCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag [see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-column-header-cell-template).
+ * Represents the column header cell template of the PivotGrid. Allows customizing the content of the column header cells.
  *
- * The template context is set to the current cell item and the following additional fields are passed:
- * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. Represents the default context that will be assigned to any template variable which utilizes the `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
- * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` syntax.
- * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current data row index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` syntax.
- * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-expanded="expanded"` syntax.
- * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-tableType="tableType"` syntax.
- * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-text="text"` syntax.
+ * To define the column header cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
+ * `kendoPivotGridColumnHeaderCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag ([see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-column-header-cell-template)).
+ *
+ * The template context provides the current cell item and the following additional fields:
+ * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. This is the default template context that you can access with any `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
+ * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current row index. Use `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use `let-expanded="expanded"` to access this boolean variable in your template.
+ * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type identifier. Use `let-tableType="tableType"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use `let-text="text"` to access this variable in your template.
  *
  * @example
  * ```html

package/esm2022/rendering/templates/pivotgrid-row-header-cell-template.directive.mjs

@@ -5,17 +5,18 @@
 import { Directive, TemplateRef } from '@angular/core';
 import * as i0 from "@angular/core";
 /**
- * Represents the row header cell template of the PivotGrid.
- * Helps to customize the content of the row header cells. To define the row header cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
- * `kendoPivotGridRowHeaderCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag [see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-row-header-cell-template).
+ * Represents the row header cell template of the PivotGrid. Allows customizing the content of the row header cells.
  *
- * The template context is set to the current cell item and the following additional fields are passed:
- * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. Represents the default context that will be assigned to any template variable which utilizes the `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
- * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` syntax.
- * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current data row index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` syntax.
- * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-expanded="expanded"` syntax.
- * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-tableType="tableType"` syntax.
- * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-text="text"` syntax.
+ * To define the row header cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
+ * `kendoPivotGridRowHeaderCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag ([see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-row-header-cell-template)).
+ *
+ * The template context provides the current cell item and the following additional fields:
+ * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. This is the default template context that you can access with any `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
+ * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current row index. Use `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `expanded`&mdash;The expanded state of the cell. Use `let-expanded="expanded"` to access this boolean variable in your template.
+ * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type identifier. Use `let-tableType="tableType"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `text`&mdash;The default cell text. Use `let-text="text"` to access this variable in your template.
  *
  * @example
  * ```html

package/esm2022/rendering/templates/pivotgrid-value-cell-template.directive.mjs

@@ -5,16 +5,17 @@
 import { Directive, TemplateRef } from '@angular/core';
 import * as i0 from "@angular/core";
 /**
- * Represents the value cell template of the PivotGrid.
- * Helps to customize the content of the value cells. To define the value cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
- * `kendoPivotGridValueCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag [see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-value-cell-template).
+ * Represents the value cell template of the PivotGrid. Allows customizing the content of the value cells.
  *
- * The template context is set to the current cell item and the following additional fields are passed:
- * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. Represents the default context that will be assigned to any template variable which utilizes the `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
- * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` syntax.
- * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current data row index. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` syntax.
- * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-tableType="tableType"` syntax.
- * - `value`&mdash;The default cell value. Use it as an alias for a template variable by utilizing the `let-value="value"` syntax.
+ * To define the value cell template, nest an `<ng-template>` tag with the
+ * `kendoPivotGridValueCellTemplate` directive inside a `<kendo-pivot-grid>` tag ([see example](slug:templates_pivotgrid#toc-value-cell-template)).
+ *
+ * The template context provides the current cell item and the following additional fields:
+ * - `cellItem`&mdash;The current cell item. This is the default template context that you can access with any `let-x` syntax&mdash;for example, `let-cellItem`.
+ * - `columnIndex`&mdash;The current column index. Use `let-columnIndex="columnIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `rowIndex`&mdash;The current row index. Use `let-rowIndex="rowIndex"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `tableType`&mdash;The table type identifier. Use `let-tableType="tableType"` to access this variable in your template.
+ * - `value`&mdash;The default cell value. Use `let-value="value"` to access this variable in your template.
  *
  * @example
  * ```html

package/esm2022/util.mjs

@@ -142,7 +142,7 @@ export const filterAndMap = (arr, predicate, mapper) => arr.reduce((acc, curr) =
 /**
  * @hidden
  */
-export const replaceMessagePlaceholder = (message, name, value) => message.replace(new RegExp(`\{\\s*${name}\\s*\}`, 'g'), value);
+export const replaceMessagePlaceholder = (message, name, value) => message.replace(new RegExp(`{\\s*${name}\\s*}`, 'g'), value);
 /**
  * @hidden
  */