@gold.au/accordion

Allow the user to toggle the visibility of an element

Contents

• Install
• Usage
• Dependency graph
• Tests
• Release History
• License

Install

yarn add @gold.au/accordion

npm install @gold.au/accordion

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Usage

• API
• React
• jQuery

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API

Accordion has 3 public functions:

• AU.accordion.Open( elements, speed )
• AU.accordion.Close( elements, speed )
• AU.accordion.Toggle( elements, speed, callbacks )

Open

AU.accordion.Open( elements, speed )

The parameters are:

elements The DOM element (not the container you want to open) like a button or a link; Usually DOM node/s of accordion titles you want to open. They need to have the aria-controls attribute that points to the accordion body.

speed Animation speed in milliseconds (optional, defaults to 250ms)

Example:

AU.accordion.Open( document.getElementById('accordion-title'), 500 );

Close

AU.accordion.Close( elements, speed )

The parameters are:

elements The DOM element (not the container you want to close) like a button or a link; Usually DOM node/s of accordion titles you want to close. They need to have the aria-controls attribute that points to the accordion body.

speed Animation speed in milliseconds (optional, defaults to 250ms)

Example:

AU.accordion.Close( document.getElementById('accordion-title'), 500 );

Toggle

AU.accordion.Toggle( elements, speed, callbacks )

The parameters are:

elements The DOM element (not the container you want to toggle) like a button or a link; Usually DOM node/s of accordion titles you want to toggle. They need to have the aria-controls attribute that points to the accordion body.

speed Animation speed in milliseconds (optional, defaults to 250ms)

callbacks - An object of four optional callbacks: { onOpen, afterOpen, onClose, afterClose }

Example:

AU.accordion.Toggle( document.getElementById('accordion-title'), 500,
  {
    onOpen: function() {
      console.log('This function will run when an accordion opens');
    },
    afterOpen: function() {
      console.log('This function will run after an accordion has opened');
    },
    onClose: function() {
      console.log('This function will run when an accordion closes');
    },
    afterClose: function() {
      console.log('This function will run after an accordion has closed');
    },
  }
);

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React

Usage:

import AUaccordion from './accordion.js';

<AUaccordion header="First headline">
  Some content of the first accordion.
</AUaccordion>

<AUaccordion header="Second headline">
  Some content of the second accordion.
</AUaccordion>

<AUaccordion header="Third headline">
  Some content of the third accordion.
</AUaccordion>

All props:

<AUaccordion
  header="Headline"        {/* The headline of the accordion */}
  closed={ true }          {/* Closed state, optional */}
  speed={ 250 }            {/* Speed of the animation in ms, optional */}
  onOpen={ () => {} }      {/* A function executed when the accordion opens, optional */}
  afterOpen={ () => {} }   {/* A function executed after the accordion opened, optional */}
  onClose={ () => {} }     {/* A function executed when the accordion closes, optional */}
  afterClose={ () => {} }  {/* A function executed after the accordion opened, optional */}
  dark={ false }           {/* A dark variation of the component */}
>
  Some content for this accordion.
</AUaccordion>

(💡 additional props are spread onto the component)

For more details have a look at the usage example.

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jQuery

To initialize the jQuery plugin make sure you have jQuery on the page and run the below code after the DOM was loaded:

$(function() {
  $('.js-au-accordion-wrapper').AUaccordion();
});

You can optionally add functions to each event like so:

$('.js-au-accordion-wrapper').AUaccordion({
  onOpen: function() {
    console.log('This function will run when an accordion opens');
  },
  afterOpen: function() {
    console.log('This function will run after an accordion has opened');
  },
  onClose: function() {
    console.log('This function will run when an accordion closes');
  },
  afterClose: function() {
    console.log('This function will run after an accordion has closed');
  },
});

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Dependency graph

/accordion
├─ /animate
└─ /core

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Tests

The visual test: https://auds.service.gov.au/packages/accordion/tests/site/

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Release History

• v7.0.9 - Update core package dependency to use the latest version
• v7.0.8 - Remove --save-dev flag from readme instructions
• v7.0.7 - Removed unused Fragment React import
• v7.0.6 - Resolve autoprefixer warning
• v7.0.5 - Fix pancake build path
• v7.0.4 - Updated deprecated text-decoration-skip property to text-decoration-skip-ink
• v7.0.3 - Remove aria-selected from accordion button
• v7.0.2 - Removed uikit references
• v7.0.1 - Fix issue with parent component re-rendering causing accordion to open and close
• v7.0.0 - Changed accordion title element to use <button> instead of <a>
• v6.0.1 - Fix issues with state not firing
• v6.0.0 - Add accordion group in a unordered list, remove role="tab"
• v5.0.2 - Update dependencies
• v5.0.1 - Removing web pack dev server, updating dependencies
• v5.0.0 - Removing unecessary aria-hidden as css display toggles screen reader ability
• v4.0.0 - State change more specific, remove style set on html, componentDidUpdate, build scripts for Windows
• v3.0.5 - Replace node-sass with sass
• v3.0.4 - Change npm run watch browser-sync location
• v3.0.3 - au-body--dark now changes accordion title colour
• v3.0.2 - Update dependencies
• v3.0.1 - Updating documentation
• v3.0.0 - React accordion open by default
• v2.0.3 - Update homepage link
• v2.0.2 - Fix issue with scope inside AU.animate.Run
• v2.0.1 - Fix dependencies
• v2.0.0 - Change to focus colour and border/muted color mix
• v1.0.1 - IE8 spacing above triangle fixed 309
• v1.0.0 - Moved to AU namespace, added new color themes and spacing
• v0.3.0 - Added pancake-react plugin, ES5 main file
• v0.2.0 - Added react and jQuery component
• v0.1.0 - 💥 Initial version

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License

Copyright (c) Commonwealth of Australia. Licensed under MIT.

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