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@ftchinese/ftc-footer

v0.3.0

Published

Responsive FTC page footer

Downloads

2

Readme

Installation:

bower install ftc-footer --save
npm install @ftcinese/ftc-footer --save

API

JS

For node.js only. NOT for frontend. Used to get the json data to render nunjucks template.

const getFooterData = require('@ftchinese/ftc-footer');
const footer = getFooterData(options)

options is an object with the following fields:

  • theme. A string specifying the theme to use. Could be theme-dark or theme-light. Default theme-dark.
  • type A string specifying which group of data you want to use. Could be matrix or simple.
  • Returns an object.

Nunjucks

Specify the path to the partial file:

const env = new nunjucks.Environment(
  new nunjucks.FileSystemLoader(
    [
// the path pointing to you current project's view dir.
      path.resolve(process.cwd(), 'views'),
// the path pointing to ftc-footer partial file in you installed it via bower      
      path.resolve(process.cwd(), 'bower_components/ftc-footer'),
// Or if you installed via npm
      path.resolve(process.cwd(), 'node_modules/@ftchinese/ftc-footer')      
    ],
    {noCache: true}
  ),
  {autoescape: false}
);

Then in your template file:

{% include "o-footer.html" %}
// or if you prefer the 'simple' one:
{% include "o-footer-simple.html" %}

SCSS

Use the default style:

$o-footer-is-silent: false;
@import "ftc-footer/main";

The container's defaut clas name is o-footer

Or you can use your own classname:

@import "ftc-footer/main";
@include oFooterBase($classname: 'my-footer');
@include oFooterMatrix($classname: 'my-footer');
@include oFooterSimple($classname: 'my-footer');