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join-web-components-test

v2.3.0

Published

Web components' library for Join Stories built from https://join-stories.com

Downloads

2

Readme

join-components

NPM

Classic integration

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]"></script>

And then you can directly use our web components in your html files

<join-list-container team-id="join-demo" alias="join-stories-default-all" ></join-list-container>

or

<join-story-container team-id="join-demo" alias="join-stories-default-all" type="iframe" height="700"></join-list-container>

React integration example

Install the package

  • yarn add join-web-components or npm install join-web-components

Find out the codesandbox.io

join-list-component

| Attribute | Type | Default | Description |
| :-------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------- | :---------------------------- | :---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| team-id | string | | id of the team to match the associated stories from the Studio |
| alias | string | | Alias of the container to match the associated stories from the Studio |
| shape | enum: { 'round', 'square', 'rounded-square', 'card' } | 'round' | Different shape of container item (see demo) |
| type | enum: { 'iframe', 'default' } | 'default' | It can be either an immersive iframe or a classic container (see demo) |
| justify-content | enum: { 'flex-start', 'center', 'flex-end' } | 'center' | Flex alignement applied on the container |
| limit | number | 10 | Number of stories fetched |
| sort-by | enum: { 'asc', 'desc', 'ordered' } | 'desc' | Either you can sort by last edition date (asc or desc) either by an order fixed from the Studio | | border-colors | array | [ 'red', 'orange', 'yellow' ] | Border colors (Hexa, rgba...) |
| custom-border-gradient| string | | Add a custom gradient to the border of the container item |
| height | number | 100 | Width is being calculate based on the height |
| spacing | number | | The space between element |
| show-labels | boolean | false | Option to display the labels under the story (You need to configure the label in the studio |
| labels-style | object | {} | Add css properties to add to your label. (see demo) Warning : padding need to be configure through verticalPadding and horizontalPadding. Properties should be write as |
| labels-line-count | number | 1 | Number of lines the label can be written on |
| inner-color | string | 'white' | The color of the inner border |
| outer-border-size | number | 2 | Size of the outer border |
| inner-border-size | number | 2 | size of the inner border |

Integration Examples

Containers With Default Labels

<join-list-container  team-id="join-demo"
                      alias="join-stories-default-all"
                      show-labels
></join-list-container>

Containers With customized Label

<join-list-container 
                    team-id="join-demo"
                    alias="join-stories-default-all"
                    spacing="25"
                    show-labels
                    labels-style='{
                        "fontSize" : 11.2,
                        "fontWeight":550,
                        "backgroundColor": "white",
                        "fontFamily": "museo-sans, sans-serif",
                        "verticalPadding":3, "horizontalPadding":10,
                        "textTransform": "uppercase",
                        "textDecoration": "none"
                    }'
                    sort-by="ordered"
    ></join-list-container>

join-story-component

Documentation coming soon..