editor: count chars and words in textarea

[sebdeleze]

• Adds counters in textarea for chars and words, depending on the configuration.
• Avoids to exceed the counts when typing.
• Checks for new resource context to avoid pid to be set in model.

Co-Authored-by: Sébastien Délèze sebastien.deleze@rero.ch

[Garfield-fr]

Reformat the html part template

[Garfield-fr]

Why you don't use ng-template with a parameter display only with values word or char

[sebdeleze]

I'm not sure to understand, could you be more precise, please?

[sebdeleze]

OK, I changed the way to handle this.

[sebdeleze]

@zannkukai, @Garfield-fr I use prettier for formatting with printWidth configuration to 80 (default value). And that's the result... Which formatter are you using?

[zannkukai]

@zannkukai, @Garfield-fr I use prettier for formatting with printWidth configuration to 80 (default value). And that's the result... Which formatter are you using?

@sebastiendeleze We don't use a 80 characters line limit in angular projects. Isn't it ?
For me this code isn't readable for an human

      <span class="small text-muted d-inline-block"
        >{{ 'Number of chars' | translate }}: {{ countChars
        }}<ng-container *ngIf="field.templateOptions.limitChars">
          / {{ field.templateOptions.limitChars }}</ng-container
        ></span
      >

It seems (always for me) better to write

<span class="small text-muted d-inline-block">
    {{ 'Number of chars' | translate }}: {{ countChars }}
    <ng-container *ngIf="field.templateOptions.limitChars">
         / {{ field.templateOptions.limitChars }}
    </ng-container>
</span>

At least have the > on the same line than the tag

[jma]

Can be in a separate file.