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luni

v0.1.1

Published

Fast and simple javascript plugin to filter elements from a masonry grid.

Downloads

3

Readme

Luni

Fast and simple javascript plugin to filter elements from a masonry grid.

Installation

npm install luni

Or download the latest release.

Docs

Import:

import Luni from 'luni';
import 'luni/dist/luni.min.css';

const luni = new Luni();

Usage:

  1. Create links (a, div, etc.) which will have the attribute data-luni-link with a filter value.
  2. Wrap your items with container elements (li, div, etc.) which will have the attribute data-luni-el with an value corresponding to the filter values, if an item matches multiple filter values you can user comma separated strings like data-luni-el="car,street".
  3. Wrap your blocks with a container (ul, div, etc.) that have a className class="luni-default" and an id id="luni".
  4. To add a filter reset link just add an element with the data-luni-link="all" attribute to your links.
<!-- 1st step -->
<ul>
  <li>
    <a data-luni-link="all"> [...] </a>
  </li>
  <li>
    <a data-luni-link="car"> [...] </a>
  </li>
  <li>
    <a data-luni-link="bike"> [...] </a>
  </li>
  <li>
    <a data-luni-link="street"> [...] </a>
  </li>
</ul>

<!-- 3st step -->
<div id="luni" class="luni-default">

  <!-- 2nd step -->
  <div data-luni-el="car"> [...] </div>
  <div data-luni-el="car,street"> [...] </div>
  <div data-luni-el="street"> [...] </div>
  <div data-luni-el="bike,street"> [...] </div>
  <div data-luni-el="car,street"> [...] </div>
  <div data-luni-el="bike"> [...] </div>
</div>

Change settings:

You can config the Luni Class settings:

  1. active set custom active class for selected filter element
  2. margin set a custom gap size between the elements
  3. responsive set custom breakpoints and number of columns
  4. fadeDuration set custom animation durations in milliseconds

Example:

const luni = new Luni({
    // active class
    active: 'is-activated',
    // in pixels
    margin: 18,
    // for responsive
    responsive: {
        1024: {
            columns: 4,
        },
        980: {
            columns: 3,
        },
        480: {
            columns: 2,
        },
        0: {
            columns: 1,
        },
    },
    // fade in/out duration
    fadeDuration: {
        in: 300,
        out: 50,
    },
});

Demo

coming soon…

Inspired and based on

Luni is based on the amazing Isolde lib. Unfortunately, it looks like the library will not be developed any further since 2018. That's why I decided to adapt the concept to develop and improve it further.

License

Copyright (c) 2021 Fabian Bentz. Released under the MIT license.