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@j2only/slide-unlock

v0.5.9

Published

Vue.js slide to unlock component. Protect users from accidental clicks or protect your web app from bot attack.

Downloads

2,600

Readme

@j2only/slide-unlock

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Vue.js slide to unlock component. Protect users from accidental clicks or protect your web app from bot attack. Written entirely on Vue 3 Composition API with Typescript and Vite. Coated with tests using Cypress. Compatible only with Vue.js 3.x.

You can check a DEMO HERE

Preview

Test coverage

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Installation

Install this component via package manager:

yarn add @j2only/slide-unlock

or

npm install --save @j2only/slide-unlock

https://nodei.co/npm/@j2only/slide-unlock.png?downloads=true&downloadRank=true&stars=true

Usage

Import the component in your app and pass some settings:

<template>
    <slide-unlock
        ref="vueslideunlock"
        :auto-width="true"
        :circle="true"
        :width="400"
        :height="60"
        text="slide to unlock"
        success-text="success"
        name="slideunlock"
        @completed="complete()"
    />
</template>

<script>
import SlideUnlock from "@j2only/slide-unlock"

export default {
    components: {
        SlideUnlock
    }
}
</script>

As you can see, the component accepts some props:

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | ------- | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | autoWidth | Boolean | true | Auto width for component | | circle | Boolean | true | All parts of component will be with border-radius and rounded handler | | disabled | Boolean | false | Disable interaction with component | | noanimate | Boolean | false | Disable css animations (but not css transitions) | | width | Number | 400 | Width of element (ignored if autoWidth is true) | | height | Number | 60 | Height of element | | position | Number | 0 | Progress percent (to emulate sliding) | | text | String | "slide to unlock" | Text on element | | successText | String | "success" | Text on element when slide is completed | | name | String | "slideunlock" | Unique ID, in case of using several components on one page |

Also, you can customize some styles via CSS Variables:

| Variable | Default | Description | | ------------------------------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | --su-size-text | 24px | Font size of text on element | | --su-size-padding | 6px | Padding on element from progressbar | | --su-color-bg | #ebebeb | Background color of element. | | --su-color-progress-normal-bg | #cacaca | Color of progressbar | | --su-color-progress-complete-bg | #42b983 | Color of progressbar when slide is completed | | --su-color-text-normal | #4F4F4F | Color of text on element | | --su-color-text-complete | #FEFEFE | Color of text on element when slide is completed | | --su-color-handler-bg | #FFFFFF | Color of handler | | --su-icon-handler | base64 | Icon of handler |

Events

<template>
    <slide-unlock ... @completed="alert('Unlocked!')" />
</template>

Emitted when pass verify, the handler swiped to the right side.

Reset state

If you want to reset the state of a component, you need to assign a ref to the component

<template>
    <slide-unlock ref="vueSlideUnlockRef" />
</template>

And then you need to call the "reset" method

const vueSlideUnlockRef = ref()

const resetComponent = () => {
    vueSlideUnlockRef.value.reset()
}

Completed state

If you want to get the сompleted state of a component, you need to call the "complete" method

const unlockComponent = () => {
    vueSlideUnlockRef.value.complete()
}

Licensing

MIT License