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@bazumax/v2-cupertino

v1.2.82

Published

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Downloads

6

Readme

Cupertino Pane for Vue 2

Notes: if your are looking for vue 3 repo here Cupertino-Pane for vue 3

Installation

Actually kinda easy

  npm i -D v2-cupertino

How works

Slot

The component just have one simple slot where you can easily put one or multiple components (by wrapping it in a template or wrap element like a div), doesn't have any special v-slots, any component or html element used will fallback into v-slot:default.

  <template>
    <v2-cupertino>
      <div>Hola mundo!<div>
      <div>Adiós mundo cruel!</div>
    <v2-cupertino>
  </template>

  <script>
    import V2Cupertino from 'v2-cupertino';

    export default {
        name: 'App',
        components: {
            V2Cupertino
        }
    }

  </script>

Props

| props | type | example | comments | |-|-|-|-| | :drawerOptions ( optional ) | CupertinoSettings | <v2-cupertino :drawerOptions="yourSettingsObject"> | The same as the Cupertinos Options; constraints you cannot override cupertino's callbacks even if you specified in the CupertinoSettings' Object| | :entryAnimation ( optional ) | Boolean | <v2-cupertino :entryAnimation="Boolean"> | Whether the drawer should present, destroy or hide with a smooth animation | | :entryComponent ( optional ) | Component | <v2-cupertino :entryComponent="Component"> | The component itself use slots, but I think it would be faster to toggle between component from scripts instead of using v-if also components remember their state because are wrapped by <keep-alive> tag| |:isPresent | Boolean | <v2-cupertino :entryComponent="Component"> | Whether the component should be present or hide, when initialize; default: true | |:id | Number | String | <v2-cupertino :id="2"> | If you have multiples v2-cupertino components in the same app that might be working in the same time could crash the library cupertino-pane due that all of them are using the same selector class to create a new pane, using custom id, will allow you to use multiples v2-cupertino components as much as you want |

Events

Note: Are the same hooks as the Cupertino pane but instead of camelCase are kebak-case and without the prefix on: @will-dismiss, @backdrop-tap...

| events | return | comments | | - | - | - | | @did-dismiss | () => void | | | @will-dismiss | () => void | | | @did-present | () => cupertinoInstance | Returns: the cupertino instance inside the component when the drawer is already visible, this is useful when you need to have access to the instance once is visible | | @will-present | () => cupertinoInstance | Returns: the cupertino instance inside the component when the drawer will be visible, this is useful when you need to have access to the instance before is visible | | @drag-start | () => number | Returns: the property y from the method getBoundingClientRect() that belongs to the DOMRect | | @drag | () => number | Returns: the property y from the method getBoundingClientRect() that belongs to the DOMRect | | @drag-end | () => number | Returns: the property y from the method getBoundingClientRect() that belongs to the DOMRect | | @backdrop-tap | () => void | | | @transition-start | () => void | | | @transition-end | () => void | |

Notes: In case you need more information about the library, remember that this is only a wrapper, for more information go to the oficial Cupertino Pane library.

License

Licensed under the MIT License. View original LICENSE Project's LICENSE

Lol, that's all, thanks