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accordions

v1.1.6

Published

ES6 Class to make creating accordions easy, with smooth animation.

Downloads

18

Readme

Accordions

Accordions is a class which can be used to easily control the opening / closing of accordion content.

Installation

npm i accordions
yarn add accordions

HTML Usage

<section class="[ js-accordion ]">
  <div class="[ js-accordion--item ]">
    <div class="[ js-accordion--trigger ]">Heading Here</div>
    <div class="[ js-accordion--target ]">
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    </div>
  </div>
</section>
import Accordion from 'accordions';

const AccordionContent = new Accordion(document.querySelector('.js-accordion'), {
  fps: 60,
  duration: 400,
  multiple: false,
});

| Option | Type | Description | Default | |--------|------|-------------|---------| | fps | number | the number of frames per second that we animate the content | 60 | | duration | number | number in milliseconds that the content will open or close in | 400 | | multiple | boolean | if false opening an item will close the others | false |

Adding Accordion Items

AccordionContent.add(element, {
  active: false,
  minHeight: 0,
  trigger: element.firstElementChild,
  target: element.lastElementChild,
});

The add method will load the accordion with a new item. the tween() method takes 2 arguments. The first argument is the element containing the accordion content. The second argument is the user options

| Option | Type | Description | Defaults | |--------|------|-------------|----------| | active | boolean | If true the item will be open on page load | false | | minHeight | number | Just in case you dont want the accordion to close all the way | 0 | | trigger | element | The element that we will click on to open the accordion item | the accordion item element's first child | | target | element | The element that we will open and close to reveal some content | the accordion item element's last child |

License

MIT