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@kevinpqh/squeezebox

v1.0.1

Published

Angular simple accordion component

Downloads

1

Readme

Squeezebox

Simple Angular accordion component with smooth transitions/animations. This package is an update of squeezebox

Live Sample

Running sample can be seen here , but this is not for real use case, so for real usage take a look at the following references: installation via npm, typescript usage, etc

Installation via npm

npm i @kevinpqh/squeezebox

Typescript Usage

Import the module wherever is going to be used:

import { SqueezeBoxModule } from '@kevinpqh/squeezebox';

Import the module also in your app module, like:

@NgModule({
  imports:      [BrowserModule, SqueezeBoxModule], // here
  declarations: [AppComponent],
  bootstrap:    [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }

Start using it in the component template:

<squeezebox>
    <sb-item>
        <sb-item-head>Title 1</sb-item-head>
        <sb-item-body>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet</sb-item-body>
    </sb-item>
</squeezebox>

or iterate a data list

<squeezebox>
    <sb-item  *ngFor="let item of itemsList">
        <sb-item-head>{{item.title}}</sb-item-head>
        <sb-item-body>{{item.description}}</sb-item-body>
    </sb-item>
</squeezebox>

Styles

Styles needs to be included or imported, also feel free to modify the styles:

@import '@kevinpqh/squeezebox/assets/styles/styles.css';

Inputs

  • multiple:boolean (default: true) => this attribute enable/disable the multiple item expanded at the same time, for example: ... <squeezebox [multiple]="false"> ...
  • collapsed:boolean (default: true) => this attribute enable/disable collapse from the beginning when component is rendered, for example: ... <sb-item [collapsed]="false"> ...
  • collapsed:boolean (default: true) => this attribute enable/disable collapse from the beginning when component is rendered, for example: ... <sb-item [collapsed]="false"> ...

Outputs

  • onToggled => this output is triggered everytime item is expanded or collapsed, returns true if collapsed or false if expanded, for example:
<sb-item  *ngFor="let item of itemsList" (onToggled)="itemWasToggled($event)">
   ...
</sb-item>

... 

itemWasToggled(event) {
    console.log('collapsed:', event);
}
...

Methods

  • refresh => This method is useful when accordion is hidden for example when using tabs or panels that go visible and hidden. It can be called from a SqueezeBox reference via @ViewChild or @ViewChildren, for example following code can refresh all the available squeezeboxes in the current component :
...
@ViewChildren(SqueezeBox) squeezeboxes: QueryList<SqueezeBox>;
...

...
onTabActive(event:Event) {
    event.preventDefault();
    this.squeezeboxes.toArray().forEach(function(s) { 
        s.refresh();
    });
}
...