extjs-gpl
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/**
* Example that shows how to style the pivot grid results using ViewModels on row level (itemConfig).
*
* Inside the bind on itemConfig you can define templates or formulas. The following data is
* available:
*
* - record:
* - isRowGroupHeader
* - isRowGroupTotal
* - isRowGrandTotal
* - leftAxisKey
*
*/
Ext.define('KitchenSink.view.pivot.RowStyling', {
extend: 'Ext.pivot.Grid',
requires: [
'KitchenSink.store.Sales',
'KitchenSink.view.pivot.PivotRowModel',
'KitchenSink.view.pivot.PivotController'
],
// <example>
otherContent: [{
type: 'Controller',
path: 'modern/src/view/pivot/PivotController.js'
}, {
type: 'Store',
path: 'modern/src/store/Sales.js'
}, {
type: 'Model',
path: 'modern/src/view/pivot/PivotRowModel.js'
}],
// </example>
controller: 'pivot',
cls: 'demo-solid-background',
shadow: true,
itemConfig: {
viewModel: {
// use a default viewModel when using bind templates
type: 'default'
// or a user defined viewModel when using bind formulas
//type: 'pivot-row-model'
},
bind: {
// bind template usage
userCls: '{record.isRowGrandTotal ? "pivotRowGrandTotal" : (record.isRowGroupHeader ? "pivotRowHeader" : (record.isRowGroupTotal ? "pivotRowTotal" : ""))}'
// or bind formula
//userCls: '{rowStyle}'
}
},
matrix: {
type: 'local',
store: {
type: 'sales'
},
rowSubTotalsPosition: 'last',
// Set layout type to "compact". If this config is missing then the default layout is "outline"
viewLayoutType: 'compact',
// Configure the aggregate dimensions. Multiple dimensions are supported.
aggregate: [{
dataIndex: 'value',
header: 'Value',
aggregator: 'sum',
align: 'right',
width: 130
},{
dataIndex: 'value',
header: 'Count',
aggregator: 'count',
align: 'right',
width: 100
}],
// Configure the left axis dimensions that will be used to generate the grid rows
leftAxis: [{
dataIndex: 'person',
header: 'Person'
},{
dataIndex: 'company',
header: 'Company'
},{
dataIndex: 'country',
header: 'Country'
}],
/**
* Configure the top axis dimensions that will be used to generate the columns.
* When columns are generated the aggregate dimensions are also used. If multiple aggregation dimensions
* are defined then each top axis result will have in the end a column header with children
* columns for each aggregate dimension defined.
*/
topAxis: [{
dataIndex: 'year',
header: 'Year',
labelRenderer: 'yearLabelRenderer'
},{
dataIndex: 'month',
header: 'Month',
labelRenderer: 'monthLabelRenderer'
}]
}
});