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phoenix_duskmoon

v4.6.6

Published

[![release](https://github.com/gsmlg-dev/phoenix-duskmoon-ui/actions/workflows/test-and-release.yml/badge.svg)](https://github.com/gsmlg-dev/phoenix-duskmoon-ui/actions/workflows/test-and-release.yml)

Downloads

32

Readme

PhoenixDuskmoon

release

Collection of helpers to generate and manipulate Web Component.

Although this project was originally extracted from Phoenix, it does not depend on Phoenix and can be used with any Plug application (or even without Plug).

See the docs for more information.

About at Web Component

Install

Add deps in mix.exs

    {:phoenix_duskmoon, "~> 4.0"},

Include in phoenix view helpers

 defp html_helpers do
    quote do
        # import all helper functions
        use PhoenixDuskmoon

        # or 
        use PhoenixDuskmoon, :alias
        ...
    end
end

Include javascript

import 'phoenix_duskmoon';

Web Componet library is now external

npm install @gsmlg/lit

Import css

@import 'phoenix_duskmoon/priv/static/phoenix_duskmoon.css';

Use custom hook

import "phoenix_duskmoon";
const WebComponentHook = window.__WebComponentHook__;
const liveSocket = new LiveSocket("/live", Socket, {hooks: { WebComponentHook }});

Send custom events to live view:

<Element darkmoon-send-sync-content="load_content" phx-hook="WebComponentHook" />
<Element darkmoon-send-sync-content="load_content;loadAccepted" phx-hook="WebComponentHook" />
  • In the first element, when element trigger customEvents sync-content, also use pushEvent send load_content to live view.
  • Second element are same as first, but will call loadAccepted on element when receive server send feedback.

Receive live view event:

<Element darkmoon-receive-update_content="updateContent" phx-hook="WebComponentHook" />
<!-- equal  -->
<Element darkmoon-receive="update_content;updateContent" phx-hook="WebComponentHook" />
  • In this case, when live view fire update_content event, also trigger updateContent method on elmenet.
  • If value(updateContent) is empty, trigger a same event update_content on element.

Import CSS

import "phoenix_duskmoon/priv/static/phoenix_duskmoon.css"

Live Storybook

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