NimbleBlazor 17.2.0

.NET 6.0 
dotnet add package NimbleBlazor --version 17.2.0
NuGet\Install-Package NimbleBlazor -Version 17.2.0
This command is intended to be used within the Package Manager Console in Visual Studio, as it uses the NuGet module's version of Install-Package. 
<PackageReference Include="NimbleBlazor" Version="17.2.0" />
For projects that support PackageReference, copy this XML node into the project file to reference the package. 
paket add NimbleBlazor --version 17.2.0
#r "nuget: NimbleBlazor, 17.2.0"
#r directive can be used in F# Interactive and Polyglot Notebooks. Copy this into the interactive tool or source code of the script to reference the package. 
// Install NimbleBlazor as a Cake Addin
#addin nuget:?package=NimbleBlazor&version=17.2.0

// Install NimbleBlazor as a Cake Tool
#tool nuget:?package=NimbleBlazor&version=17.2.0

Nimble Blazor

Nimble Nuget Version

Getting Started

Prerequisites

  1. IDE:
    • Windows with Visual Studio: For Blazor development on Windows, the suggested IDE is:
      • Visual Studio 2022 (Enterprise, if available): Choose the "ASP.NET and Web Development" Workload in the installer
      • Ensure Visual Studio is completely up to date (v17.1.6+): In Visual Studio click "Help" then "Check for Updates"
    • Mac with Visual Studio Code: Install Visual Studio Code and open it. Open the Extensions pane ("Preferences" >> "Extensions"), and search for / install the ms-dotnettools.csharp extension.
  2. .NET SDK: See the main contributing doc for the required version.

Creating a new Blazor project

The built-in Blazor template projects are good starting points. First, decide whether to create a Blazor Server or Blazor Client/WebAssembly application (see the Blazor hosting model documentation for more information on both models).

Visual Studio: Choose "New" >> "Project", and pick "Blazor Server app" or "Blazor WebAssembly app".
VS Code: Create a new folder, then open it in VS Code. Choose "View" >> "Terminal", and type dotnet new blazorserver -f net6.0 (for Blazor Server) or dotnet new blazorwasm -f net6.0 (for Blazor WebAssembly) and press Enter. Open the Command Palette ("View" >> "Command Palette" or Ctrl-Shift-P), enter ".NET Generate Assets for Build and Debug" and press Enter.

Additional Resources: Microsoft tutorial: Build a web app with Blazor; dotnet new documentation

Reference NimbleBlazor in a Blazor project

  1. Add a PackageReference to the NimbleBlazor NuGet package:
    • Using the published NimbleBlazor NuGet package (recommended)
      • Visual Studio: "Project" >> "Manage NuGet Packages", pick "nuget.org" in the "Package Source" dropdown, and ensure "Include prerelease" is checked. Search for "NimbleBlazor", select it and click the "Install" button.
      • VS Code: Run the command dotnet add package NimbleBlazor --source https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json --prerelease in the Terminal window.
    • For Nimble developers, with a locally built NimbleBlazor NuGet (built from the Nimble repo):
      • Run npm run build, and then npm run pack -w @ni/nimble-blazor from the root of the Nimble repo
      • Visual Studio: "Project" >> "Manage NuGet Packages". Click the gear/Settings button. Add a new Package Source ("NimbleBlazor") as [NimbleRepoDirectory]\packages\blazor-workspace\dist and commit/ close Settings. Pick "NimbleBlazor" in the "Package Source" dropdown, and ensure "Include prerelease" is checked. Search for "NimbleBlazor", select it and click the "Install" button.
      • VS Code: Run the command dotnet add package NimbleBlazor --source [NimbleRepoDirectory]\packages\blazor-workspace\dist in the Terminal window.
  2. Add required references to Blazor code
    • Open _Imports.razor, and add a new line at the bottom: @using NimbleBlazor
    • Open _Layout.cshtml (BlazorServer) / wwwroot/index.html (Blazor WebAssembly).
      At the bottom of the <head> section (right before </head>), add 
      <link href="_content/NimbleBlazor/nimble-tokens/css/fonts.css" rel="stylesheet" />
      At the bottom of the <body> section (right before </body>), add 
      <script src="_content/NimbleBlazor/nimble-components/all-components-bundle.min.js"></script>

Additional Resources: dotnet add package documentation

Use Nimble Blazor components

For a simple modification to the Blazor template project: open Index.razor and add the following code at the bottom, to add a Nimble text field that updates when a Nimble button is clicked:

<NimbleTextField Value="@ButtonClickStatus"></NimbleTextField>
<NimbleButton Appearance="ButtonAppearance.Outline" @onclick="OnButtonClicked">Click Me</NimbleButton>
@code {
    protected string ButtonClickStatus { get; set; } = string.Empty;
    private int _buttonClickCount = 0;

    private void OnButtonClicked(MouseEventArgs args)
    {
        _buttonClickCount++;
        ButtonClickStatus = $"Button Clicked {_buttonClickCount} times";
    }
}

To test out your changes, do "Debug" >> "Start without Debugging" in Visual Studio, or dotnet watch run in the VS Code Terminal.

More complete examples can be found in the Demo.Client/Server example projects.

NimbleTable usage

The NimbleTable requires that its data be set via the SetDataAsync method. The appropriate place to call this method is either in the OnAfterRenderAsync override of the hosting component or after that method has been called for the first time.

As the NimbleTable is generic a client must supply its generic type in the markup using the TData property syntax. The following code represents a typical usage of the NimbleTable:

<NimbleTable TData="MyRecordType" @ref="_table">
@code {
    private NimbleTable<MyRecordType>? _table;
    private IEnumerable<MyRecordType> TableData { get; set; } = Enumerable.Empty<MyRecordType>();
    ...
    public override async Task OnAfterRenderAsync(bool firstRender)
    {
        await base.OnAfterRenderAsync(firstRender);
        await _table.SetDataAsync(TableData); // populate TableData before here
    }

    public class MyRecordType
    {
        ...
    }
}

For more information regarding the Blazor component lifecycle mechanisms (such as OnAfterRenderAsync), please consult the Microsoft Blazor docs.

Theming and Design Tokens

To use Nimble's theme-aware design tokens in a Blazor app, you should have a <NimbleThemeProvider> element as an ancestor to all of the Nimble components you use. The app's default layout (MainLayout.razor in the examples) is a good place to put the theme provider (as the root content of the page).

Using Nimble Design Tokens (CSS/SCSS)

Blazor doesn't have built-in support for using/ building SCSS files, however Nimble's design tokens can be used as CSS variables (var(--ni-nimble-...)) in Blazor apps without any additional work.
For a full list of supported variable names, see the Nimble Storybook, "Tokens" >> "Theme-aware tokens".

Experimental: Manually including Nimble Tokens SCSS files
There are currently extra manual steps required to use the Nimble design tokens as SCSS in Blazor projects (which results in better IntelliSense and compile-time checking for the Nimble tokens and variables):

  1. Copy the Nimble tokens SCSS files into your Blazor project: Include tokens.scss and tokens-internal.scss from the nimble-components in your Blazor project directory. The simplest way to get these files is via unpkg.com (latest versions: tokens.scss, tokens-internal.scss)
  2. In tokens.scss, add a file extension to the @import statement at the top ('./tokens-internal' ⇒ './tokens-internal.scss')
  3. Add a NuGet package reference to a SASS/SCSS compiler to your Blazor project. Both LibSassBuilder and DartSassBuilder (latest/prerelease) have been tested with Blazor projects and work with no additional configuration required.
  4. Add new SCSS files for your Razor components (e.g. MyComponent.razor.scss), and @import 'tokens.scss' in it (updating the import relative path as needed).
  5. Use the $ni-nimble-... variables in your Blazor application SCSS.

The SCSS compilation happens before the rest of Blazor's compilation, so this approach works fine with Blazor CSS isolation.
Note: This approach requires periodically updating the Nimble tokens SCSS files manually (whenever the Nimble Blazor NuGet version is updated).

Localization (Optional)

Most user-visible strings displayed by Nimble components are provided by the client application and are expected to be localized by the application if necessary. However, some strings are built into Nimble components and are provided only in English.

To provide localized strings in a localized Blazor app:

  1. Add the label providers as children of your <NimbleThemeProvider>:
    • <NimbleLabelProviderCore>: Used for labels for all components besides the table
    • <NimbleLabelProviderTable>: Used for labels for the table (and table sub-components / column types)
  2. For each Nimble-provided label shown in the Label Provider Storybook documentation:
    • Add a new entry for the label in a resource file (.resx). You can either add to an existing resx file, or create a new one just for the Nimble strings. The resource value should be the Nimble-provided English default string shown in Storybook.
    • Follow standard Blazor localization patterns to localize the strings, and load the localized versions at runtime in your application.
    • Provide Nimble the localized strings with the label provider APIs. For example, to provide the popupDismiss label on NimbleLabelProviderCore, if you load your string resources with a .NET IStringLocalizer instance, your label provider may look like the following: 
      <NimbleLabelProviderCore PopupDismiss="@LabelStringLocalizer["popupDismiss"]"></NimbleLabelProviderCore>

Using Nimble Blazor in a Blazor Hybrid app

There is currently an issue in ASP.NET Core that prevents the necessary JavaScript that Nimble Blazor relies on from loading in a Blazor Hybrid application. The Demo.Hybrid project illustrates the current required steps for getting Nimble Blazor to work properly. This simply involves adding the script NimbleBlazor.HybridWorkaround.js in the index.html file in wwwroot:

wwwroot/index.html

    ...
    <script src="_framework/blazor.webview.js"></script>
    <script src="_content/NimbleBlazor/nimble-components/all-components-bundle.min.js"></script>
    
    <script src="_content/NimbleBlazor/NimbleBlazor.HybridWorkaround.js"></script>
</body>

Contributing

Follow the instructions in CONTRIBUTING.md to modify this library.

Product Compatible and additional computed target framework versions.
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9.1.7 324 11/23/2022
9.1.6 315 11/22/2022
9.1.5 350 11/14/2022
9.1.4 359 11/14/2022
9.1.3 376 11/11/2022
9.1.2 375 11/11/2022
9.1.1 371 11/10/2022
9.1.0 425 10/25/2022
9.0.1 394 10/18/2022
9.0.0 391 10/18/2022
8.0.0 421 10/7/2022
7.0.0 404 10/6/2022
6.0.2 413 10/4/2022
6.0.1 401 10/3/2022
6.0.0 445 9/29/2022
5.8.0 438 9/29/2022
5.7.1 456 9/29/2022
5.7.0 463 9/15/2022
5.6.4 427 9/12/2022
5.6.3 427 9/12/2022
5.6.2 434 9/6/2022
5.6.1 423 9/2/2022
5.6.0 445 8/30/2022
5.5.6 444 8/30/2022
5.5.5 432 8/26/2022
5.5.4 444 8/24/2022
5.5.3 455 8/15/2022
5.5.2 451 8/12/2022
5.5.1 465 8/11/2022
5.5.0 461 8/11/2022
5.4.0 449 8/10/2022
5.3.7 447 8/10/2022
5.3.6 443 8/10/2022
5.3.5 444 8/9/2022
5.3.4 453 8/9/2022
5.3.3 459 8/9/2022
5.3.2 464 8/9/2022
5.3.1 441 8/9/2022
5.3.0 1,106 8/1/2022
5.2.6 464 8/1/2022
5.2.5 478 7/28/2022
5.2.4 461 7/28/2022
5.2.3 489 7/27/2022
5.2.2 475 7/27/2022
5.2.1 470 7/25/2022
5.2.0 484 7/22/2022
5.1.7 467 7/20/2022
5.1.6 478 7/18/2022
5.1.5 468 7/18/2022
5.1.4 482 7/15/2022
5.1.3 475 6/27/2022
5.1.2 487 6/24/2022
5.1.1 484 6/23/2022
5.1.0 506 6/20/2022
5.0.4 473 6/20/2022
5.0.3 465 6/16/2022
5.0.2 475 6/15/2022
5.0.1 458 6/13/2022
5.0.0 465 6/7/2022
4.0.0 483 6/2/2022
3.1.3 482 5/31/2022
3.1.2 489 5/27/2022
3.1.1 506 5/23/2022
3.0.1 504 5/19/2022
1.0.0-alpha.3 271 6/22/2021
1.0.0-alpha.2 208 4/1/2021
1.0.0-alpha.1 202 3/31/2021
1.0.0-alpha.0 225 3/31/2021