ComponentLabel

This component can be used to append a DOM-friendly label to a component that is missing it.

Disclaimer: This component was built by the community at large and is not an official Coveo JSUI Component. Use this component at your own risk.

Getting Started

1. Install the component into your project.

npm i @coveops/component-label

2. Use the Component or extend it

Typescript:

import { ComponentLabel, IComponentLabelOptions } from '@coveops/component-label';

Javascript

const ComponentLabel = require('@coveops/component-label').ComponentLabel;

3. You can also expose the component alongside other components being built in your project.

export * from '@coveops/component-label'

4. Or for quick testing, you can add the script from unpkg

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@coveops/component-label@latest/dist/index.min.js"></script>

Disclaimer: Unpkg should be used for testing but not for production.

5. Include the component in your template as follows:

Place the component in your markup:

<div class="CoveoComponentLabel"></div>

Options

The following options can be configured:

| Option | Required | Type | Default | Notes | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | content | No | string | label | Content of the label. | | contentType | No | string | text | Specifies the content type of the label. Valid values are header or text. | | labelType | No | string | empty string | Specifies the logic we will apply as to the visibility of the label. Valid values are pager or breadcrumb. If no value is provided, we will simply display the label. | | shouldBeLocalized | No | boolean | false | Specifies whether to translate the label's value. |

Extending

Extending the component can be done as follows:

import { ComponentLabel, IComponentLabelOptions } from "@coveops/component-label";

export interface IExtendedComponentLabelOptions extends IComponentLabelOptions {}

export class ExtendedComponentLabel extends ComponentLabel {}

Contribute

1. Clone the project
2. Copy .env.dist to .env and update the COVEO_ORG_ID and COVEO_TOKEN fields in the .env file to use your Coveo credentials and SERVER_PORT to configure the port of the sandbox - it will use 8080 by default.
3. Build the code base: npm run build
4. Serve the sandbox for live development npm run serve