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@jaypha/webcomponents

v2.0.1

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A bunch of vanilla web coponents

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Keywords

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Readme

Webcomponents

A set of vanilla web components that I have developed for various projects.

No framework required.

Available in ES6, UMD and CJS.

Important! As of version 2, lists no longer uses Bindable.

Installation

npm install --save @jaypha/webcomponents

Use --save-dev if you intend to incorporate this module into our own bundles.

Dependencies

The Components

japha-list

A list component that constructs a list from a set of data. The list can be

  • sortable
  • column definitions including formating.
  • columns can have their order rearranged.

jaypha-editable

Creates an editable area.

jaypha-enum

Enumerable display that allows you to set it's value, and it displays a label based on that value.

jaypha-spinput (in development)

A replacement for the built in <input type='number'> that overcomes some of its shortcommings.

TODO

  • Documentation
  • Spinput.
  • Transpile UMD to make available for older browsers.

Release Notes

2.0.1 Added Day.js as a dependency, to ensure that jayph-datecolumn will parse dates correctly.
2.0.0 Stopped using Bindable. Row objects are now just ordinary object, so you can no longer use getItem, setItem or removeItem.

You can still use bindable values by including them in a column definition.

License

Copyright (C) 2019 Jaypha.
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.