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ptk-accordian

v1.0.0

Published

Create a simple lightweight accordion by just adding your desired accordion data as a JSON structure to the ptk-accordion custom tag.

Downloads

5

Readme

ptk-accordion

Create a simple lightweight accordion by just adding your desired accordion data as a JSON structure to the ptk-accordion custom tag.

Installation

Use the package manager npm to install foobar.

Usage

Add below tags in your desired HTML page with the id ptk-accordion.

<ptk-accordion></ptk-accordion>

Provide data to the data-accordion tag in the below format

<ptk-accordion
      id="ptk-accordion"
      data-accordion='[
    {
      "headerName": "Header one",
      "data" : "Data one"
    },
    {
      "headerName": "Header two",
      "data" : "Data two"
    }]'
    >
    </ptk-accordion>

Attributes

Attribute | value | Additional information --- | --- | -- showDefaultAccordionIndex | "1" | (Optional ) Index value based on the JSON structure provided to data-accordion, Opens the accordion data by default when accordion is loaded. showMultiple | "true"/"false" | (Optional ) If value is "true" multiple accordion data's can be opened else only one will be opened. toggleIcons | "true"/"false" | (Optional ) If value is "true" then custom icons can be added using showArrow and hideArrow attributes showArrow | "icon tag" | (Mandatory if toggleIcons value is true) example : '<i class="fa fa-angle-down custom"></i>' hideArrow | "icon tag" | (Mandatory if toggleIcons value is true) example : '<i class="fa fa-angle-up custom"></i>' showAnimateDuration | "1s" | (Optional) Animation duration to open the accordion data hideAnimateDuration | "1s" | (Optional) Animation duration to close the accordion data

Development is still in progress.........

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.