@jackcarey/astro-filter-content
v0.0.7
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Astro components to enable DOM filtering of content within a page.
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astro-filter-content
Adds 3 components for client-side DOM filtering of page content.
These components are for adding CSS styles to the head of a document, control inputs, and an inline component.
Installation
npm i @jackcarey/astro-filter-contentUsage
1. Astro Config
Inside src/config.ts add:
export const FILTER_OPTIONS = {
label: "Levels",
prefix: "Level",
multiple: false,
items: ["foo","bar","fizz"]
};Where the following options can be changed:
- label - The plural label of your filter items.
- prefix - Optional. The singular label for your items that will be prefixed before each list entry.
- multiple - Boolean. Whether multiple items can be selected or not.
- items - An ordered array of strings for each item a user can filter against.
2. Document <head>
In the frontmatter of the layout, add:
import FilterContentHead from "@jackcarey/astro-filter-content";Before the closing head tag, add:
<FilterContentHead/>This adds the necessary styles and scripts for filtering the DOM.
3. Filter Controls
Add the snippet below where you would like your filter controls to appear. A useful location might be in a sidebar or next to a dark mode button.
In frontmatter:
import FilterContentControl from "@jackcarey/astro-filter-content/>"In HTML document/layout content:
<FilterContentControl/>4. Filtering Content
In the frontmatter of the layout, add:
import FilterContent from "@jackcarey/astro-filter-content";Where you would like content to be filterable, wrap it in the component:
<FilterContent options = "foo">
This is foo content.
<FilterContent/>
<FilterContent options = "bar">
This is bar content.
<FilterContent/>
<FilterContent options = "fizz">
This is fizz content.
<FilterContent/>
<FilterContent options = "bar, foo">
This is bar OR foo content.
<FilterContent/>