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@patternslib/pat-shopping-cart

v3.0.0

Published

A pattern for adding items to a cart, and performing an action on them

Downloads

20

Readme

pat-shopping-cart

Add a value to a "shopping cart" and process this "shopping cart".

This can be used to implement a bulk download feature e.g.

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="id: 0d599f0ec05c3bda8c3b8a68c32a1b47">
  Add this item for download
</a>

When an item is added to the cart, the element is given the .in-cart css class.

A .pat-shopping-cart element is also used for processing the cart. A list of the id values is submitted to the action URL using the POST method as a comma separated string.

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="action: /download-as-zip">
  Download the items
</a>

The shopping cart action element gets the .has-items css class when there are items in the cart, and .is-empty otherwise.

To add a button to empty the cart use "action: empty":

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="action: empty">
  Empty your shopping cart
</a>

To use an action without clearing the cart use "contents: keep":

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="action: delete-confirmation; contents: keep">
  Delete the selected items
</a>

You can pass on other patterns to the action "patterns: pat-modal":

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="action: delete-confirmation; patterns: pat-modal">
  Delete the selected items
</a>

You can configure patterns passed on to the action by prepending data-pat-shopping-cart to the pattern:

<a class="pat-shopping-cart" data-pat-shopping-cart="action: delete-confirmation; patterns: pat-inject" data-pat-shopping-cart-inject="source: #main-content; target: #footer">
  Delete the selected items
</a>