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@aphorica/vuetify-icon-stack

v1.0.2

Published

Multiple icon stack, clickable option

Downloads

10

Readme

@aphorica/vuetify-icon-stack

github: https://aphorica.github.com Web: https://aphorica.com

Installing

npm install @aphorica/vuetify-icon-stack

or

yarn add @aphorica/vuetify-icon-stack

Running the Demo

In a command prompt, cd info the 'demo' directory, and:

  (yarn|npm) install
  (yarn|npm run) serve)

Open a browser on localhost:8080

Click the buttons in the toolbar to reset the iconStack component state (in the center of the page).

Click on the iconStack component for it to emit its current state.

Overview

Extremely light implementation of an icon stack.

Each icon is associated with a state. When a state is subsequently set, the associated icon becomes visible and clickable.

Stack order does not change, only button visibility changes.

Clicking on the icon stack emits the associated state with the visible icon.

You simply provide your own v-icons in the slot. This allows for the most flexibility in usage and defining your icon sets.

Note the data-state attribute required for each icon in the Usage section below.

Usage

The module is implemented as a simple container with a single slot for your icons. Icons must be tagged with a data-state attribute specifying the state for that icon. State can be anything.

Example (from the attached demo):

        <vuetify-icon-stack :initialState="currentState"
          @clicked="onStackIconClicked">
          <v-icon data-state="add" color="primary" x-large>mdi-plus-circle</v-icon>
          <v-icon data-state="commit" color="primary" x-large>mdi-check-circle</v-icon>
          <v-icon data-state="abort" color="black" x-large>mdi-close-circle</v-icon>
        </vuetify-icon-stack>

The stack's current state is set by using EventBus to emit a message to it:

      EventBus.$emit('set-vuetify-icon-stack-state', state)

Note that if you send an invalid state, it will silently fail.

props

The component accepts two props:

initialState (required)

Specify the state corresponding to the icon you want to show on instantiation.

        <vuetify-icon-stack :initialState="currentState">
          ...
          ...
        </vuetify-icon-stack>

size (optional)

Specify the icon size. Any css spec will work.

        <vuetify-icon-stack :initialState="currentState"
                            size="100px">
          ...
          ...
        </vuetify-icon-stack>

If you don't specify the size, the icons will be displayed in their normal size. Note they should all be the same size if you're using v-icon properties like x-large (but that is not enforced)