@webpros/tsxcontentscreenvue

v1.3.0

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8 days ago

Vue component for displaying api content

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360 Content Screen

A WebComponent for displaying info texts from an api.

Install

npm i @webpros/three-sixty-contentscreen

Alternative with a CDN

Or download as script from this URL

<script type="module" crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/@webpros/[email protected]/dist/threeSixtyContentScreen.js"></script>

Usage

The Content Screen provides two elements that can be inserted into the document. The <tsx-contentscreen> should be placed in the footer area to display the API information.

The <tsx-contentscreen-trigger content-id="CONTENTID" language="LANG"> element is the trigger element that can be wrapped around buttons or text elements. Important here is that this inner button element has no real function, it should only look good ;) Depending on content-id, when you click on the element, the corresponding content is retrieved via the API and displayed in the tsx-contentscreen.

The language of the content can be selected via the language parameter, by default it is set to English.

Example

<body>
...
<main>
  <tsx-contentscreen-trigger
    content-id="_demo.md.elements"
    type="marketing"
  >
    Open Marketing info
  </tsx-contentscreen-trigger>
  ...
</main>
<tsx-contentscreen />
</body>

Props

content-id: The ID of the article to be retrieved
language: Optional language setting (default: english)
type: Optional type of the content screen (default: advisor, options: 'advisor' | 'marketing' | 'content')
title: Optional possibility to overwrite the title of the screen
label: Optional possibility to overwrite the label for marketing header
partner-shop-url: Optional to overwrite marked CTA URL from outside

Alternative for the `<tsx-contentscreen-trigger>` element

Events are transmitted and distributed via the MITT lib, so it is possible to trigger the content screen functionally.

// Emits an event to the contentScreen
window.mitt.emit('tsxContentScreenConfig', {
  contentId: 'test',
})

interface MittPayload {
  contentId: string
  language?: string
  type?: 'advisor' | 'marketing' | 'content' | 'changelog' | 'kAdvisor'
  title?: string
  label?: string
  partnerShopUrl?: string
}

Sending Events from the ContentScreen

window.mitt.emit('tsxContentScreenEvents', {
  action: 'iFrameOpen'
})

interface MITTSendPayload {
  action: string
}

Usage with Frontend Frameworks

Vue / Nuxt

So that Vue does not treat these elements as regular Vue components the tags must be ignored. The easiest way is to include the elements using plugin.

import Vue from 'vue'
import '@webpros/three-sixty-contentscreen'

Vue.config.ignoredElements = [
  'tsx-contentscreen',
  'tsx-contentscreen-trigger'
]

React / Next

Currently no findings.

Colors

The colors are defined using CSSVars and must be included either inline or in the custom stylesheet.

:root {
  --tsxScreenPrimary: #52bce5;
  --tsxScreenPrimaryHover: #68caef;
  --tsxScreenMarketing: #E77B35;
  --tsxScreenMarketingHover: #e16b1f;
  --tsxScreenBackground: #ffffff;
  --tsxScreenText: #374253;
  --tsxScreenHeadline: #111729;
}

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