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ribcage-button

v1.1.2

Published

A button for ribcage

Downloads

5

Readme

Ribcage Button

A little view to use with ribcage-view that gives you a button.

Usage


  var Button = require('button')

  var button = new Button({
    label: 'Submit'
    , name: 'optional name'
  })

Options

<String> label Required

What the text of the button should be.

<Boolean> enabled

Should the button start in an enabled state? Defaults to true.

<String> icon

A class name of an icon to prepend to the button. Will be prepended as <i class="icon-{{icon}}></i>

<String> classes

The CSS classes to apply to the <button>. Defaults to 'btn'.

<String> name

Optional. Set a name for this button. Will be passed in select events

JS Methods

enable()

Enable the button.

disable()

Disable the button.

Events

.on('action|select', view, name, null, label)

Triggered when the button is enabled and clicked. the select event is now deprecated, use action instead

  • view is the button view
  • name is the name option, if set
  • third argument will always be null because buttons can't have a value
  • label is the label option.

Tests

None yet. Should be in prova when implemented.

Developing

Test that this compiles with browserify -t hbsfy ribcage-button.js