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login-lit-component

v0.0.6

Published

## Features

Downloads

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Readme

Login Component

Features

  • Customizable: Easily adjust colors, text, and behaviors via props.
  • Event Handling: Emit events for sign-in actions to integrate with parent components.
  • Responsive Design: Adapts to different screen sizes for seamless user interaction.

Install dependencies:

npm i login-lit-component
yarn add login-lit-component

Lit Element Login Component

This repository contains a reusable login component built with Lit Element, designed to be easily integrated into various JavaScript frameworks.

Component Properties

backgroundImage: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Specifies the URL of the background image for the login screen.
  • Default: '' (empty string)

backgroundColor: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Sets the background color of the login screen.
  • Default: '' (empty string)

errorMessage: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Error message displayed for invalid credentials or other errors.
  • Default: '' (empty string)

invalidCredentials: boolean

  • Type: boolean
  • Description: Flag indicating whether credentials entered are invalid.
  • Default: false

buttonColor: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Color of the sign-in button.
  • Default: '#3f51b5'

loginTitle: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Title displayed above the login form.
  • Default: 'Sign In'

buttonText: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Text displayed on the sign-in button.
  • Default: 'Sign In'

emailTitle: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Label text for the email input field.
  • Default: 'Email'

passwordTitle: string

  • Type: string
  • Description: Label text for the password input field.
  • Default: 'Password'

showPassword: boolean

  • Type: boolean
  • Description: Flag indicating whether to show or hide the password field.
  • Default: true

onSignIn: Function

  • Type: Function
  • Description: Callback function triggered when the user attempts to sign in.
  • Default: Empty arrow function () => {}

Examples

VanilaJS

import login-lit-component

<script type="module">
   import 'login-lit-component'
</script>
<login-component
   id="login"
   errorMessage="Invalid username or password!!"
></login-component>

Bind Event

<script>
      const loginScreen = document.querySelector('#login')
      loginScreen.addEventListener('signin', handleSignIn)
      function handleSignIn(event) {
        const { email, password } = event.detail
        if (email === '[email protected]' && password === 'Test@123') {
          loginScreen.invalidCredentials = false
          console.log('Authentication successful')
        } else {
          loginScreen.invalidCredentials = true
        }
      }
</script>

React

import { LoginComponent } from 'login-lit-component'
import { createComponent, EventName } from '@lit/react'

export const MyLoginComponent = createComponent({
  tagName: 'login-component',
  elementClass: LoginComponent,
  react: React,
  events: {
    onSignIn: 'signin' as EventName<MouseEvent>,
  },
})

function App() {
  const handleSignIn = () => {
    console.log('Signin event')
  }

  return (
      <MyLoginComponent
        onSignIn={handleSignIn}
        loginTitle="Hello"
      ></MyLoginComponent>
  )
}

Angular

app.component.ts


export class AppComponent {
  invalidCredentials: boolean

  handleSignIn(event){
    const { email, password } = event.detail
    if (email === '[email protected]' && password === 'Test@123') {
      loginScreen.invalidCredentials = false
      console.log('Authentication successful')
    } else {
      loginScreen.invalidCredentials = true
    }
  }
}

app.component.html

<login-component
  [invalidCredentials]="invalidCredentials"
  (signin)="handleSignIn($event)"
  errorMessage="Invalid username and password"
>
</login-component>