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open-stories-element

v0.0.31

Published

An [OpenStoriesFeed](https://github.com/dddddddddzzzz/OpenStories) viewer. See it in action on [muan.co](https://muan.co).

Downloads

1,209

Readme

<open-stories>

An OpenStoriesFeed viewer. See it in action on muan.co.

WIP

Things yet to be supported:

  • feed._open_stories.preview
  • feed.items[]._open_stories.preview
  • feed.items[]._open_stories.content_warning
  • feed.items[]._open_stories.tracks: Changing tracks for videos

Usage

<!-- Include `OpenStoriesElement` -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]" type="module" defer></script>

<!-- Render `<open-stories>` -->
<open-stories src="./feed.json"></open-stories>

This requires native <dialog> and Shadow DOM support. No polyfills included.

Parts

Style elements with ::part (MDN):

Button

open-stories::part(button) is the selector for the <button> that opens the story modal. It would be good to style open-stories:not(:defined) the same way, to prevent style flashing as the script executes.

Advanced

  • open-stories::part(dialog): The modal <dialog>.
  • open-stories::part(loading-visual): The loading overlay.
  • open-stories::part(error-visual): The resource loading error overlay.
  • open-stories::part(story): The <img> or <video> element of your story. Use ::cue to style video tracks, for example.
  • open-stories::part(metadata): The <details> for metadata.
  • open-stories::part(metadata-summary): The <summary> for expanding metadata.
  • open-stories::part(metadata-content): The metadata content container.

Button text / <slot>

Whatever you put inside <open-stories>HERE</open-stories> will replace the default button text "View Stories". (MDN)

Attributes

  • src: Required. A OpenStoriesFeed URL.
  • loading: Optional. Values: lazy or eager. Default to eager. When set to lazy, only the first story in the feed is loaded before user interaction.
  • duration: Optional. Number in seconds. Default to 5.
  • show-metadata: Optional. Display items[]._open_stories.caption.
  • is-highlight: Optional. View history does not get set.

Classes

  • .is-loading: Present when feed is being fetched.
  • .is-empty: Present when no stories found.
  • .is-read: Present when stories have all been viewed. This relies on localStroage and does not work cross-origin/cross-devices.
  • .is-paused: Present autoplay is paused.