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deeper-details

v0.0.17

Published

**Component maturity: 🟡 Beta**

Downloads

22

Readme

Deeper Details

Component maturity: 🟡 Beta

A round of internal testing and external feedback has resulted in significant changes. With a clearer direction, new changes are likely to be smaller, and less likely to be breaking changes. But still, use this at your own risk until it’s marked as stable.

Overview

deeper-details is a web component built using the Lit library. It provides an expandable/collapsible section of content, allowing users to toggle visibility with custom buttons. It’s designed for long-form content—like UX Portfolio case studies, where some readers can only skim content, and other readers want to see more detailed information.

The element’s architectural goals are to be:

  • Headless
  • Declarative
  • Brand-agnostic
  • Framework-agnostic

Features

  • Expand and collapse content with a toggle button.
  • Customizable button labels and styles, using CSS Custom Properties.
  • Smooth transition animations.
  • Support for accessibility, utilizing ARIA attributes

Installation

You can install deeper-details via npm or yarn.

npm install deeper-details

or

yarn add deeper-details

Usage

First, import the component in your JavaScript or TypeScript file:

import 'deeper-details';

Then, use the component in your HTML:

Example:

<deeper-details>
  <button class="your-button-class" slot="expand-button">Show more</button>
  <button class="your-button-class" slot="hide-button">Show less</button>
  <div>Content to be toggled</div>
</deeper-details>

For front end frameworks, you likely need to follow instructions for adding a custom element for your framework (e.g. Next, Nuxt, Astro, etc.).

Slots

If you need more flexibility to style the buttons, you can replace them with your own, using slots!

  • Default slot: The content to be expanded/collapsed
  • expand-button: Custom element for the expand button
  • hide-button: Custom element for the hide button

CSS Custom Properties

If you need to re-style some elements inside the ShadowDOM, here are some properties you can override:

  • --deeperDetails-toggle-transition: Transition for toggle elements. Default: opacity 200ms linear
  • --deeperDetails-opacity--hidden: Opacity of hidden content. Default: 0
  • --deeperDetails-contentWrapper-animation: Custom animation for content wrapper

Development

To start developing with deeper-details, clone the repository and install the dependencies:

git clone https://github.com/your-username/deeper-details.git
cd deeper-details
yarn install

Scripts

  • dev: Start the development server using Vite.
  • build: Compile TypeScript and bundle the project using Vite.
  • preview: Preview the built project using Vite.

You can run these scripts using:

yarn dev
yarn build
yarn preview

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

Author

Dan Hiester

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.