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@linkorb/rrule-input-js

v1.2.0

Published

rrule input javascript library.

Downloads

48

Readme

rrule-input-js

rrule input javascript library.

Available on npm as @linkorb/rrule-input-js

Usage

  1. Install dependencies
npm install
  1. Create JS bundle
npm run build

The bundled script will be located in the ./dist folder. The script should be added to the bottom of the page. It looks for a container with class = rrule-container and embeds the rrule form into it. The rrule string is located in the input element with id = rrule-result. The container can also be used inside other custom form, in this way the rrule string can be accessible either through the document.forms['your-custom-form-name']['rrule-result'].value or by #rrule-result selector.

Demo

  1. Install dependencies
npm install
  1. Run demo
npm run demo

Demo contains three examples:

  • separate use (see ./src/demo/separate-use.html for markup example)
  • inside custom form (see ./src/demo/inside-custom-form.html for markup example). This example also contains Submit form button, the rrule string will be logged in the browser console when that button is clicked.
  • predefined form (see ./src/demo/predefined-form.html for markup example). This example does not have a form container and has a predefined form instead. In this case (when the container does not exist) the script looks for the form (by .rrule selector) and handles it.

Running demo in a docker container:

docker build --tag rrule-demo . && docker run --publish 8080:3000 rrule-demo