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@naorah/minipills

v0.0.4

Published

Create minipills with svelte !

Downloads

8

Readme

Minipills

@naorah/minipills is a customizable Svelte component for generating pill-style UI elements. This component allows you to create pills with various texts, colors, and sizes, and can include a logo if desired.

Installation

To install the package, use npm :

npm install @naorah/minipills

Usage

To use the Minipills component in your Svelte application, import it and configure it with the available props.

Basic Usage

<script>
  import Minipills from '@naorah/minipills';

  let premade = "minipills";
</script>

<Minipills premade={premade} />

Utils

Some links to help you !

To REPL

To Website

To Discord

To Github

Customization

The Minipills component can be customized using the following props:

  • firstText (required): The text for the first pill. If it's a double pill, this text appears on the left side.
  • firstTextColor (optional): The color of the first text. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is ffffff.
  • firstBgColor (optional): The background color of the first pill. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is 212121.
  • secondText (optional): The text for the second pill.
  • secondTextColor (optional): The color of the second text. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is ffffff.
  • secondBgColor (optional): The background color of the second pill. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is a12613.
  • thirdText (optional): The text for the third pill.
  • thirdTextColor (optional): The color of the third text. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is ffffff.
  • thirdBgColor (optional): The background color of the third pill. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is 212121.
  • shadows (optional): Enable shadows for the logo and pill text. Set this to true to enable shadows.
  • logo (optional): A logo to appear in the first part of the pill. Use the simplified text found on the logo page.
  • logoColor (optional): The color of the logo. Use a hexadecimal color code without the #. Default is ffffff.
  • scale (optional): The size of the pill. The maximum scale is 10. Default is 1.0.
  • premade (required): Build a premade pill of the given brand. This parameter takes precedence over all others if provided.

Example

<script>
  import Minipills from '@naorah/minipills';

  let firstText = "Let's go";
  let firstTextColor = "ffffff";
  let firstBgColor = "212121";
  let secondText = "on a road";
  let secondTextColor = "ffffff";
  let secondBgColor = "a12613";
  let thirdText = "trip";
  let thirdTextColor = "ffffff";
  let thirdBgColor = "212121";
  let shadows = true;
  let logo = "minipills";
  let logoColor = "ffffff";
  let scale = 2.0;
  let premade = "";
</script>

<Minipills
  {firstText}
  {firstTextColor}
  {firstBgColor}
  {secondText}
  {secondTextColor}
  {secondBgColor}
  {thirdText}
  {thirdTextColor}
  {thirdBgColor}
  {shadows}
  {logo}
  {logoColor}
  {scale}
  {premade}
/>

License

This project is licensed under the CopyLeft License.