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featherweight-lists

v0.0.3

Published

Easily create list items!

Downloads

14

Readme

Feather Weight UI - ListForm Component

Easily create list items!

var listForm = require('featherweight-lists');
var mainForm = listForm({
  layout: 'horizontal-left',
  onChange: function(inputValue) {
    console.log('input changed! (' + inputValue + ')');
  },
  onAdd: function(item) {
    console.log('item added! (' + item.value + ')');
  },
  onRemove: function(item) {
    console.log('item removed! (' + item.value + ')');
  },
  onClear: function() {
    console.log('wohoo empty! ', mainForm.data()); // logs empty array
  },
  itemTransitionOut: function(el, done) {
    var transitionClass = 'transition-out';
    el.classList.add(transitionClass);
    setTimeout(function(){
        el.classList.remove(transitionClass);
    }, 200);
  }
});

# Run Demo

You can find the example code in `./example.js`.

If you run a simple webserver in this directory to serve `./index.html` and static assets. 

For example with python's `SimpleHTTPServer`:

        $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer

The main demo displays the events and hooks provided by the list form component API.

Options

Each item in a list has a data represenation as follows:

DataItem = { value: String }

| Option Name | Value | Default | Notes about values | |:-------------|:-------------:|:-------------:|:--------------------| | layout | String | 'vertical-top' | viable options are: 'vertical-top', 'vertical-bottom', 'horizontal-left', 'horizontal-right'. See example for layout renderings. | placeholder | String | 'Item Text' | | onChange | Function(value: String) | null | value is the current value of the text input. This is attached to the input element's keyup event. | | onAdd | Function(item: DataItem) | null | item is a DataItem, see the above object for reference. Whenever an item is added, this function is called. | onRemove | Function(item: DataItem) | null | item is a DataItem, see the above object for reference. Whenever an item is removed, this function is called. | onClear |Function() | null | this method clears the items in the list | itemTransitionOut | Function(itemElement: HtmlNode, done: Function) | null | itemElement is the container of the current item being removed. By default this is called when the click event is fired on the dom element's remove button. done must be called when your animation is completed to prevent memory leaks. | | inputValidation | Function(value: String) | value !== '' | This function is called when the

ListForm Instance API

| Option Name | Type | Notes | |:-------------|:-------------:|:-------------:| | el | HTMLElement | This is the container dom node | clear | Function | This function clears all the items in the list | data | Function | This function returns an array of all the DataItems | destroy | Function | This clears the data, unbinds even handlers, and removes the dom element