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@georapbox/clipboard-copy-element

v3.0.2

Published

A custom element that implements the Clipboard API to copy text content from elements or input values to the clipboard.

Downloads

73

Readme

npm version npm license

<clipboard-copy>

A custom element that implements the Clipboard API to copy text content from elements or input values to the clipboard.

API documentationDemo

Install

$ npm install --save @georapbox/clipboard-copy-element

Usage

Script

import { ClipboardCopy } from './node_modules/@georapbox/clipboard-copy-element/dist/clipboard-copy.js';

// Manually define the element.
ClipboardCopy.defineCustomElement();

Alternatively, you can import the automatically defined custom element.

import './node_modules/@georapbox/clipboard-copy-element/dist/clipboard-copy-defined.js';

Markup

<clipboard-copy value="Text to copy"></clipboard-copy>

Style

By default, the component is style-free to remain as less opinionated as possible. However, you can style the various elements of the component using the ::part() CSS pseudo-elements provided for this purpose. Below are demonstrated all available parts for styling.

clipboard-copy::part(button) {
  /* The button element */
}

clipboard-copy::part(button--disabled) {
  /* The button element - disabled state */
}

clipboard-copy::part(button--success) {
  /* The button element - success state */
}

clipboard-copy::part(button--error) {
  /* The button element - error state */
}

API

Properties

| Name | Reflects | Type | Default | Description | | ---- | -------- | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | value | ✓ | String | "" | Optional. The value to be copied to clipboard. | | from | ✓ | String | "" | Optional. A valid CSS selector string to target the first element within the document that matches this selector. If the element is HTMLInputElement or HTMLTextAreaElement the value attribute of the element will be copied. If the element is HTMLAnchorElement the href attribute of the element will be copied. In any other case, the textContent of the element will be copied. If both value and from properties are set, the value property will take precedence over the from property. | | disabled | ✓ | Boolean | false | Optional. Defines if the copy button is disabled. | | feedbackDurationfeedback-duration | ✓ | Number | 1000 | The duration (in milliseconds) that the feedback is displayed before restoring the default button's content. |

All of the above properties reflect their values as HTML attributes to keep the element's DOM representation in sync with its JavaScript state.

Slots

| Name | Default | Description | | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | copy | "Copy" | Override the button's default content. Example: <span slot="copy">Copy text</span> | | success | "Copied!" | Override the button's feedback for success. Example: <span slot="success">Copied successfully!</span> | | error | "Error" | Override the button's feedback for error. Example: <span slot="error">Could not copy!</span> |

CSS Parts

| Name | Description | | ---- | ----------- | | button | Represents the button element. | | button--disabled | Represents the disabled state of the button. | | button--success | Represents the success state of the button. | | button--error | Represents the error state of the button. |

Events

| Name | Description | Event Detail | | ---- | ----------- | ------------ | | clipboard-copy-success | Emitted when copy is successful. | { value: String } | | clipboard-copy-error | Emitted when copy fails for any reason. | { error: DOMException } |

Methods

| Name | Type | Description | Arguments | | ---- | ---- | ----------- | --------- | | defineCustomElement | Static | Defines/registers the custom element with the name provided. If no name is provided, the default name is used. The method checks if the element is already defined, hence will skip trying to redefine it. | elementName='clipboard-copy' |

Changelog

For API updates and breaking changes, check the CHANGELOG.

Development setup

Prerequisites

The project requires Node.js and npm to be installed on your environment. Preferrably, use nvm Node Version Manager and use the version of Node.js specified in the .nvmrc file by running nvm use.

Install dependencies

Install the project dependencies by running the following command.

npm install

Build for development

Watch for changes and start a development server by running the following command.

npm start

Linting

Lint the code by running the following command.

npm run lint

Testing

Run the tests by running any of the following commands.

npm test
npm run test:watch # watch mode

Build for production

Create a production build by running the following command.

npm run build

License

The MIT License (MIT)