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@nacho-ui/button

v0.0.37

Published

Addon under the Nacho UI inititative to be a reusable component for various types of buttons

Downloads

11

Readme

@nacho-ui/button

Addon under the Nacho UI inititative to be a reusable component for various types of buttons

Installation

ember install @nacho-ui/button

Usage

Nacho Toggle

The NachoToggle component is used when the user wants to switch between two states, and each state option is made known to them by label before they actually click on the toggle. The different between this and a radio button or checkbox is that those generally represent a true or false value on a single property, whereas we generally would view a toggle as a switch between two entirely different values for a single property.

{{nacho-toggle
  value=value
  leftOptionValue=leftValue
  leftOptionText=leftValue
  rightOptionValue=rightValue
  rightOptionText=rightValue
  onChange=(action "onChangeValue")
}}

Nacho Sort

The NachoSortButton component is used when we want to display a button option to sort some list that has been associated with the button

{{nacho-sort-button
  isSorting=isSortingABoolean
  sortDirection=sortDirectionAString
  sortValue="pokemon"
  class="test-sort-button"
  baseClass="test-sort-button"
  onChange=(action "onChangeSortProperty")
}}

The sort button component also has a helper function that can be used by consuming components if you follow a certain sorting convention and helps cycle through sorting scenarios so that you don't have to rewrite the same logic over and over. Provide the component context, the key for isSorting and sortDirection and expect mutation of these properties accordingly in the order of no sort => sort ascending => sort descending

import { SortDirection, cycleSorting } from '@nacho-ui/button/components/nacho-sort-button';

export default class TestSortButton extends Component {
  isSorting = false;
  sortDirection = SortDirection.ASCEND;

  // ... Other codes

  @action
  onChangeSortProperty(): void {
    cycleSorting(this, 'isSorting', 'sortDirection');
  }
};

Contributing

Installation

  • git clone <repository-url>
  • cd nacho-button
  • yarn install

Linting

  • yarn lint:hbs
  • yarn lint:js
  • yarn lint:js --fix

Running tests

  • ember test – Runs the test suite on the current Ember version
  • ember test --server – Runs the test suite in "watch mode"
  • ember try:each – Runs the test suite against multiple Ember versions

Running the dummy application

For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://ember-cli.com/.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.