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@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue

v3.1.3

Published

Vue specific proxies for @ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets

Downloads

146

Readme

Demo Weather Widgets - Vue

This is a sample custom element library that contains some simple weather related elements. This library contains the following custom elements:

  • Simple
    • csdemo-temperature - takes a temperature in Kelvin and displays the value in either Celsius or Fahrenheit
    • csdemo-uv-index - takes a UV Index value and displays the value with a description and color coding
    • csdemo-condition - given a mapping of condition types to image URLs and a condition code, determines which code to use and displays the image with a label
  • Compound
    • csdemo-daily-forecast - condition, date, low, high

Usage

npm i @ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue

Handling Icons

This library includes a set of images under node_modules/@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets/dist/images. If you copy all of these images to public/assets/images they will be automatically loaded by the components that need them.

You are also free to use your own images, copy them to a different location, and/or name some of the images differently.

If you use a different location or name, you need to let the components know the proper paths or names through a mapping. For example:

  const icons = {
    sunny: 'alt-location/images/sunny.png',
    cloudy: 'alt-location/images/cloudy.png',
    lightRain: 'alt-location/images/light-rain.png',
    shower: 'alt-location/images/shower.png',
    sunnyThunderstorm: 'alt-location/images/sunny-tstorm.png',
    thunderstorm: 'alt-location/images/tstorm.png',
    fog: 'alt-location/images/fog.png',
    snow: 'alt-location/images/snow.png',
    unknown: 'alt-location/images/unknown.png',
  };

You can also use a partial mapping if only a couple of names have changed:

  const icons = {
    sunnyThunderstorm: 'assets/images/partial-tstorm.png',
    unknown: 'assets/images/dunno.png',
  };

The overrides can be specified on any component that has a iconPaths property:

  <csdemo-condition :condition="condition" :iconPaths="icons"></csdemo-condition>
  <csdemo-daily-forecast :scale="scale" :forecast="forecast" :iconPaths="icons"></csdemo-daily-forecast>

csdemo-temperature

Displays the temperature, supplied in Kelvin, in the specified scale (C or F).

<template>
  <csdemo-temperature
    :scale="scale"
    :temperature="temperature"
    @click="toggleScale"
  ></csdemo-temperature>
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue';
import { CsdemoTemperature } from '@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue';

export default defineComponent({
  name: 'SomePage',
  components: { CsdemoTemperature },
  setup() {
    const scale = ref('F');
    const temperature = ref(297);

    const toggleScale = () => {
      scale.value = scale.value === 'F' ? 'C' : 'F';
    };

    return { scale, temperature, toggleScale };
  },
});
</script>

csdemo-condition

Displays the current condition in both text and icon form. The condition is one of the condition codes used by OpenWeatherMap.org.

<template>
  <csdemo-condition :condition="condition"></csdemo-condition>
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue';
import { CsdemoCondition } from '@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue';

export default defineComponent({
  name: 'SomePage',
  components: { CsdemoCondition },
  setup() {
    const condition = ref(200);
    return { condition };
  },
});

csdemo-uv-index

Displays the UV index along with a risk level, in a color appropriate for the level of risk.

<template>
  <csdemo-uv-index :uvIndex="uvIndex"></csdemo-uv-index>
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue';
import { CsdemoUvIndex } from '@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue';

export default defineComponent({
  name: 'SomePage',
  components: { CsdemoUvIndex },
  setup() {
    const uvIndex = ref(2.5);

    return { uvIndex };
  },
});

csdemo-daily-forecast

Displays the forecast for a given day.

<template>
  <csdemo-daily-forecast :scale="scale" :forecast="forecast"></csdemo-daily-forecast>
</template>

<script lang="ts">
import { defineComponent, ref } from 'vue';
import { CsdemoDailyForecast } from '@ionic-enterprise/cs-demo-weather-widgets-vue';

export default defineComponent({
  name: 'SomePage',
  components: { CsdemoDailyForecast },
  setup() {
    const forecasts = ref([ array-of-forecasts-for-day ]);
    const scale = ref('F');
    return { forecasts, scale };
  },
});

The forecast property is a forecast data object in the following format:

export interface Forecast {
  date: Date;
  condition: number;
  low: number;
  high: number;
}

The low and high temperatures are specified in Kelvin.

The condition is one of the condition codes used by OpenWeatherMap.org.

Conclusion

That is it. We also have a demo application you can check out if you would like to.

Happy Coding!!