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spring-board-element

v0.3.0

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A custom element that makes it simple to embed [Spring '83 boards](https://github.com/robinsloan/spring-83)!

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<spring-board> element

A custom element that makes it simple to embed Spring '83 boards!

Usage

If you are using <spring-board> in a client-side framework you'll likely want to install it via npm, Yarn or pnpm.

npm install spring-board-element
# or
yarn add spring-board-element
# or
pnpm install spring-board-element

Then in your bundle, import the element:

import 'spring-board-element';

However, a simple <script> tag will also work! A UMD build is available via unpkg.com or any other CDN.

<head>
	<!-- Import the element -->
	<script type="module" src="https://unpkg.com/spring-board-element"></script>
	<!-- ... the rest of your <head> -->
</head>
<body>
	<spring-board href="https://bogbody.biz/..."></spring-board>
</body>

Attributes

<spring-board> has one optional attribute:

  • href: The URL of the board to embed. When this is changed a new board will be loaded.

Properties

<spring-board> has three properties:

  • href: The URL of the board to embed. Used to get or set the board URL.
  • loaded: A pending Promise that resolves when the board has loaded. Each time the href property is changed the loaded property will reference a new Promise.
  • pubdate: A Date object representing the date and time the board was published. This is retrieved from the board's <time> element. Returns null if the board has not been loaded.
const board = document.querySelector('spring-board');

board.href = 'https://bogbody.biz/1...';
board.loaded.then(() => {
	// board has loaded
});

board.href = 'https://bogbody.biz/2...';
board.loaded.then(() => {
	// new board has loaded
});

LICENSE

MIT