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@devbytesorcery/bs_webc_generic_tile

v0.0.3

Published

Fiori-like generic tile based on UI5 Webcomponents

Downloads

141

Readme

Generic Tile Webcomponent Based on UI5 Webcomponents

This webcomponent based is based on UI5 Webcomponents and should be a minimal implementation of the Generic Launch Tile described in the UI5 Documentation - Generic Launch Tile.

Goal is to have a theme-able, i18n-aware and easy to use component adhering to the Fiori Design guidelines, therefore it is based on the UI5 webcomponent framework.

Tile example

Usage

  1. Import the component from npm into your project
 npm i @devbytesorcery/bs_webc_generic_tile
  1. Import the component into your website as a dependency
<script type="module">

import "@ui5/webcomponents/dist/Icon.js";
import "@ui5/webcomponents-icons/dist/employee.js";
import "@ui5/webcomponents-icons/dist/account.js";
import "@ui5/webcomponents-icons/dist/cart.js";
import "@ui5/webcomponents-icons/dist/retail-store.js";

import "@devbytesorcery/bs_webc_generic_tile/dist/BSGenericTile.js";

</script>
  1. use the new webcomponent anywhere in your app
<bs-generic-tile id="myFirstComponent" title="Title 1" subtitle="Subtitle" footer="EUR">
    <ui5-icon slot="displayicon" type="Decorative"  name="retail-store"></ui5-icon>
</bs-generic-tile>

Open Tasks

  • [X] Write tests
  • [X] Add hover effect
  • [ ] Add loading state behavior?
  • [X] Fix icon position
  • [X] Add focusable
  • [X] Add activate with "Space" or "Enter" key
  • [ ] Clean up css

Project Setup Notes for Creating New Components

When creating a new webcomponent using - other than the existing Generic Tile!

    npm init @ui5/webcomponents-package

and providing the neccessary input the project will not start initially. You need to add two changes to the generated code:

  1. Create a ".npsrc.json" file with the folling content:
{
    "config": "./package-scripts.cjs"
}
  1. Add the folloging config to the package.json
    "type": "module"

at the root level.