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@financial-times/n-card

v8.0.3

Published

Holds Next FT’s card components

Downloads

683

Readme

n-card

Inline documentation for required and optional properties is in each component's js file, these follow the JSDoc @param format

Demos for configurations are found here with source code in ./demos directory. The property objects are generally built in n-section and passed through.

The Video cards don't have demos but it will create a card with the right data attributes for oVideo to pick up when it gets instantiated on the page.

Using without n-section

This repo can now be used without requiring n section or using the JSON layout config. Simply use the Card component and this will do the work to deciding which underlying card type to use.

If you are using n-section don't use the Card component, it won't work.