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marxjs

v0.4.2

Published

Something

Downloads

6

Readme

marxjs

Javascript plugin for development and testing HTML forms via populating installed via npm.

Install

Simply install from your terminal:

  $ npm i marxjs --save-dev

or add to your package.json and run npm install:

  // package.json
  {
     "name": "my-app",
     "devDependencies": {
       "marxjs": "^0.4.1"
     }
   }
  $ npm install

Usage

Require the module and instantiate Marx object:

  Marx = require('marxjs');

  new Marx();

That's it! You're now up and running with Marx.js. Running your project in the browser you will see the Marx.js widget in the bottom-right corner. Click the button to open and use it.

Configuring

If you wish to have advanced usage of the Marx.js widget, change the position of the plugin or bind it's functionality to only one specific form, just pass a JavaScript object with the proper key/value pairs (below) to make this happen. Example:

 const Marx = require('marxjs');
 new Marx({
   controls: 'toggle-all',
   position: 'top-right',
   form: '.my-form'
 });

Options

| Value | Default | Description | |----------|----------|------------------------------------------| | controls | standard | select controls provided by MarxJS. See below for options | | form | null | css selector of a specific form in which to effect changes on | | position | bottom-right | top-left, top-right, bottom-right, bottom-left | | ipsum | 3 | default number of paragraphs for the ipsum generator | | ipsum-max | 10 | maximum paragraphs allowed to generate | | onload | false | have marx.js fire on page load. options of true, or an array of all or a subset of [inputs, textareas, checkboxes, radios, selects] |

Control Options

| Value | Description | |----------|----------------------------------------------------| | minimum | just the MarxJS button that fills out entire form. | | standard | gives options for populate whole form or individual form field types. | | advanced | all standard options and Clear Form, Populate and Submit, Show Hidden Fields, Expand Select Boxes and Generate Ipsum.| | toggle-advanced | gives both standard and advanced options but hides advanced till you need them | | toggle-all | provides buttons to populate whole form, show standard controls and show advanced controls |