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@flexilla/accordion

v2.0.3

Published

A versatile and interactive accordion component for creating collapsible sections in web applications, conserving space and improving user experience

Downloads

30

Readme

@flexilla/accordion

Installation

You can install the @flexilla/accordion package :

npm install @flexilla/accordion

Or

bun add @flexilla/accordion

Usage

To use the accordion component, follow these steps: Import the Accordion class from the @flexilla/accordion package:

import { Accordion } from '@flexilla/accordion';

Create an instance of the Accordion class by passing the required parameters:

const options = {
  // Specify any desired options here
};
const accordion = new Accordion('#accordion', options);

Note: The accordionElement should be a valid HTML element that acts as the container for the accordion.

You can Also Use the shortcup fAccordion : it will create for you an instance of Accordion

import { fAccordion } from '@flexilla/accordion';

fAccordion("#selector", options)

Props/Params

There's only two Params to provide, One is required and the second not

selector (required)

The selector of a HTML Element that acts as the container for the accordion

  • Items : Every item with data-accordion-item and data-accordion-value="item-value", and every accordion item must have a trigger data-accordion-trigger and content data-accordion-content

Options

There's two way to pass options:

  1. Provide an Options object
const options = {
  // Specify any desired options here
};

If using with TS, you can even import the type from accodion

import {Accordion, AccordionOptions} from "@flexilla/accordion"
const options:AccordionOptions = {

}
  1. Use data-attributes
<div data-my-accordion-1 data-default-value="accordion-1" data-accordion-type="single">
    <!-- here the content -->
</div>

Available options

| Option | Description | Data Attribute Equivalent | Type | | --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ------- | | preventClosingAll | Set to true if you don't want to allow closing all accordion items. Default is false. | data-prevent-closing-all | boolean | | allowTriggerOnFocus | Set to true if you want to trigger accordion item actions on focus. Default is false. | data-allow-trigger-on-focus | boolean | | accordionType | Specify the type of accordion. Default is single. | data-accordion-type | single or multiple | | defaultValue | Specify the default accordion item to be opened. | data-default-value | string |

Note: When passing options via data attributes, make sure to format the attribute values accordingly.

Methods

You can show or hide specific accordion items programmatically using the showItem and hideItem methods:

//Show An item
accordion.showItem('.accordion-item');
//Hide an item
accordion.hideItem('.accordion-item');

Examples

Here are a few examples to demonstrate the usage of the @flexilla/accordion package:

  1. For this Example I'm using UnoCSS for styling but you can use any CSS Library, Frameworkm or even write you're own CSS.
<div data-accordion-example data-default-value="accordion-item-2" data-accordion-type="single" class="space-y-2 bg-white rd-md">
    <div data-accordion-item data-accordion-value="accordion-item-1"
    class="rd-md">
        <button data-accordion-trigger aria-label="toggle button"
            class="px4 wfull flex justify-between items-center py2 text-gray8 dark-text-gray2 font-medium text-lg ease-linear hover-bg-gray2/50 dark-hover-bg-gray8/40 rd-md focus:outline-blue6 aria-expanded-text-blue6">
            Is it accessible?
        </button>
        <div aria-hidden="true" data-accordion-content
            class="text-gray7 dark-text-gray3 duration-200 ease-linear overflow-hidden">
            <p class="p4">
            Yes. It adheres to the WAI-ARIA design pattern.
            </p>
        </div>
    </div>
    <div data-accordion-item data-accordion-value="accordion-item-2"
    class="rd-md">
        <button data-accordion-trigger aria-label="toggle button"
            class="px4 wfull flex justify-between items-center py2 text-gray8 dark-text-gray2 font-medium text-lg ease-linear hover-bg-gray2/50 dark-hover-bg-gray8/40 rd-md focus:outline-blue6 aria-expanded-text-blue6">
            Is it unstyled?
        </button>
        <div aria-hidden="true" data-accordion-content
            class="text-gray7 dark-text-gray3 duration-200 ease-linear overflow-hidden">
            <p class="p4">
            Yes. It's unstyled by default, giving you freedom over the look and feel.
            </p>
        </div>
    </div>
    <div data-accordion-item data-accordion-value="accordion-item-3"
    class="rd-md">
        <button data-accordion-trigger aria-label="toggle button"
            class="px4 wfull flex justify-between items-center py2 text-gray8 dark-text-gray2 font-medium text-lg ease-linear hover-bg-gray2/50 dark-hover-bg-gray8/40 rd-md focus:outline-blue6 aria-expanded-text-blue6">
            Can it be animated?
        </button>
        <div aria-hidden="true" data-accordion-content
            class="text-gray7 dark-text-gray3 duration-200 ease-linear h0 overflow-hidden">
            <p class="p4">
            Yes! You can use the transition prop to configure the animation.
            </p>
        </div>
    </div>
</div>
<script>
  import { Accordion } from '@flexilla/accordion';
  const accordion = new Accordion("[data-accordion-example]");
</script>
  1. Custom options:
<div id="accordion" data-accordion-type="multiple" data-default-value="item2">
  <div class="accordion-item" data-accordion-item data-accordion-value="item1">
    <button data-accordion-trigger>
    Trigger content
    </button>
    <div data-accordion-content>
    Accordion Content
    </div>
  </div>
  <!-- other items -->
</div>
<script>
  import { Accordion } from '@flexilla/accordion';

  const options = {
    preventClosingAll: false,
    allowTriggerOnFocus: true,
  };
  const accordion = new Accordion("#accordion", options);
</script>

That's it! You can now use the @flexilla/accordion package to create interactive accordion menus in your web applications.