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d-comp-palette

v0.1.1

Published

Pack of DerbyJS components based on Twitter Bootstrap, jQuery, Select2 etc.

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Readme

d-comp-palette

Pack of DerbyJS components based on Twitter Bootstrap, jQuery, Select2 etc.

These components are based on the several well-known JS libraries.

For quick start look at example d-comp-palette-example

Documentation

Twitter Bootstrap markup is used in all components. Each component has a predefined set of attributes. Many of them are used in almost all components.

Common attributes

  • hr - if exists the Bootstrap Horizontal form markup will be used
  • label - the content of a label;
  • id - specifies the value of HTML id attribute;
  • name - specifies the value of HTML name attribute;
  • idname - specifies the values of both id and name HTML attributes;
  • placeholder - just placeholder
  • colLg / col-lg - the width of the component
  • offsetLg / offset-lg - the left label offset for horizontal forms;
  • lang - the reference to localization resources;
  • value - the value;
  • content - the Derby specific attribute; it's a content between open and close component's tags;
  • len - the value of maxlength HTML attribute;
  • readonly - if exists the component will be disabled;

Breadcrumbs attributes

  • items - the collection of breadcrumbs' items;

item properties:

{
  label or content - is a link text;
  url - is a link Url;
} 

Examples:

 <breadcrumbs>
    <item label='Google' url='http://google.com'><item/> <!-- `label` attr. is used -->
    <item url='http://myhome.com'>Home Page<item/>       <!-- standard Derby `content` attribute is used -->
 <breadcrumbs/>

 <breadcrumbs items='{{your model path}}' />

d-pikaday attributes

  • format - the date format, default is 'YYYY-MM-DD';
  • mask - the mask input format, default is 'yyyy-mm-dd';
  • minDate, maxDate, firstDay, yearRangeDate - see Pikaday Configuration

d-rating attributes

The star images must be in the your public dir + /rating/images/

  • max - the maximium score value;

d-select2 attributes

  • value - could be: an object or a primitive type, an array of the objects or the array of the primitive types
  • obj - if 'obj' attribute exists it means the target propety is a object;
  • key - if 'key' attribute exists it means the items is a list of objects;
  • text - the name of the displayed property;
  • single - one item could be choosed only;
  • fixed - don't allow to add new items;
  • items - the array of the pre-defined items;

t-area attributes

  • rows - the number of rows (default is 3);

t-checkbox attributes

  • table - the special attribute to centralize the checkbox in the table's cell;

t-combo attributes

to be continued...