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angular-rating-star

v1.0.4

Published

The Rating-star extension provides a tag extension that when embedded in a page allows users to rate different "properties" of the page.

Downloads

15

Readme

Rating-star

The Rating-star extension provides a tag extension that when embedded in a page allows users to rate different "properties" of the page.

Installation

npm install angular-rating-star --save

Import StarRatingModule

import the StarRatingModule in your application module

import { StarRatingModule } from 'angular-rating-star';

@NgModule({
    imports: [StarRatingModule]
})

Usage

Use in your <component.html>

<app-star-rating [rating]="3" [isEditable] = "true" [dataSet] = "dataSet"></app-star-rating>

Properties

rating [0-5]

define rating from 0 to 5, default is 0.

<app-star-rating [rating]="2" [isEditable] = "true"></app-star-rating>     

isEditable [true/false]

Is rating editable or not, default is false.

<app-star-rating [rating]="3" [isEditable] = "true"></app-star-rating>`

dataset [options]

You can configure control by passing options.

<app-star-rating [rating]="3" [isEditable] = "true" [dataSet] = "dataSet"></app-star-rating>`

Options

User can customize Rating-star by passing options like below

normalColor[String / Hexadecimal Colors]

Colors string like “rgb(123,221,255)” or “#c3c366” for not filled star.

dataSet = {
            normalColor: #ccc // Set the default colour of component
}

showLabels[true/false]

Is label text visible or not, default is true

dataSet = {
            showLabels: false // hide the label
}

showNumber[true/false]

Is label number visible or not, default is true

dataSet = {
            showNumber: false // hide the visible in the label
}

colors[Array]

Array of five colors in order from 1 to 5

dataSet = {
            colors: ["#ff4545", "#ffa534", "#c3c366", "#6ac34e", "#45B523"] // Set the five colours 
}

labels[Array]

Array of five strings for label text in order from 1 to 5

dataSet = {
            labels: ["Bad", "Not Bad", "Average", "Good", "Best",] // Set the five Labels 
}

labelsStyle[Object]

Object for styling label - background and color as shown above

dataSet = {
            labelsStyle: {
                background: '#3F51B5',
                color: '#f8f8f8',
          }
}

starSize[String]

Set the size of star, default size is 20px.

dataSet = {
            starSize: 20 // Set the default Size of component
}