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relsa

v0.9.7

Published

Horizontal progress bar with switchable steps

Downloads

5

Readme

Relsa is javascript-made horizontal progress bar with switchable steps. No dependencies. My first project btw :)

🏠 Homepage

Install

npm install relsa

Usage

  1. Include css- and js- files to page:
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../dist/relsa.css" />
<script src="../dist/relsa.js"></script>

or

import Relsa from 'relsa';
import '~/node_modules/relsa/module/relsa.css';
  1. Add block with selector classname:
<body>
  <div class="relsa"></div>
</body>
  1. Call the Relsa's instance with 'container' property:
var relsa = new Relsa({
  container: '.relsa',
});

Options and methods:

Options:

  • container (String), default: ".relsa-container" — selector for Relsa's render node.

  • render (Number), default: 4 — sets quanity of rendering dots in Relsa.

  • startIndex (Number), default: 1 — sets initial active dot.

  • customDotClassName (String), default: "" — adds custom classname for dots.

  • isResponsive (Boolean), default: true — add compact view for small screens (max-width: 426px).

Methods:

  • setNext() — sets next active dot
  • setPrev() — sets previous active dot
  • setActiveItem(index) — sets active dot by index

Contacts

👤 Oleg Sergeev

🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues and feature requests are highly welcome! Feel free to check issues page. Also you can help me with this README :)

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