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ic-vue-clipboard

v1.2.0

Published

An encapsulation of clipboard.js for convenient using in vue.js

Downloads

8

Readme

v-copy

It is an encapsulation of clipboard for convenience to use it in Vue.

Install

$ npm i ic-vue-clipboard || yarn add ic-vue-clipboard

Usage

import Vue from 'vue'
import IcClipboard from 'ic-vue-clipboard'

Vue.use(IcClipboard)

Than, you can use it in component as below: <button v-copy>copied</button>

v-copy directive supports arg, modifiers and value. If you are not familiar with these concepts, click here

Advanced usage

In clipboardjs, if you want to dynamically set a target, you can do it like this:

new ClipboardJS('.btn', {
    target: function(trigger) {
        return trigger.nextElementSibling;
    }
})

In Vue, do the same stuff with an arg.

arg

Will copy text from it. It should be an similar css selector. Note: you should exclude the prefix of an css selector. For example: an class selector .class-name, than the arg is class-name; an id selector #id, than the arg is id.

<div v-copy:foo>
    
</div>

In clipboardjs, if you want to dynamically set a text, you can do it like this:

new ClipboardJS('.btn', {
    text: function(trigger) {
        return trigger.getAttribute('aria-label');
    }
})

In Vue, do the same stuff with a string value

<div v-copy="'some texts'">
    
</div>

When you want to get more controls with copy, you can pass an object with options. eg: Using the directive in a component and the clicked element is a child of this component, you can pass a trigger option etc. A example as below:

// template
// trigger is a css select: #id, .class-name...
<div v-copy="{ trigger: '#id', enable, success, error }">
    
</div>

import { isWechat } from 'ic-utils'

<script>
    data () {
        return {
            enable: !isWechat,
        }
    },
    methods: {
        success () {
            // your logic code is here when copied
        },
        error () {
            // your handler when occured error
        }
    }
</script>

If you want to cut texts in form elements as input textarea, you can use modifier cut.

<div v-copy.cut="{}">
    
</div>

By defaults, the texts of clipboard was selected, if you want to reject it, use a clear modifier:

<div v-copy.clear>
    
</div>