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text-components-library

v3.1.7

Published

This library is created to provide ready components for text editing in browser. ## Development server

Downloads

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Readme

ComponentsLibrary

This library is created to provide ready components for text editing in browser.

Development server

Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

Installation

run npm install text-components-library to install components.

Usage

To start using library, import TextModule to your module.

import { TextModule } from 'text-components-library';

@NgModule({ imports: [.. TextModule, ..] })

v-edit-font-size directive allows user to increase or decrease the size of a font by scrollint mounse whell up and dows.

Add v-edit-font-size directive to component, which needs possibility to edit size of a font. Input property [element] is an ElementRef of component. Subscribe to (fontSizeIsUpdated) event, if it is needed to react on font size change event. Output of event is a value of a new font size. Maximum and minimum values can be provided to control size of a font. For that aim, add [minFontSize] or [maxFontSize] input properties to directive usage.

Example of usage:

<div>
  <p v-edit-font-size [element]="element" (fontSizeIsUpdated)="fontHasChanges($event)"
     [minFontSize]="10" [maxFontSize]="30"
     > Test text </p>
</div> 

v-font-styles directive is a dialog, which has several styling options for the text. The dialog is opened by clicking right mouse buttong.

Add v-font-styles directive right to element, which needs to be edited. Subsribe to (stylesHasBeenUpdated) event to react on changes in style. The output for this event is a FontStyleModel.

export class FontStyleModel {
    styleOptions: Array<string>;
    textDecoration: string;
    fontFamily: string;

    constructor(styleOptions: Array<string>, textDecoration: string, fontFamily: string) {
        this.styleOptions = styleOptions;
        this.textDecoration = textDecoration;
        this.fontFamily = fontFamily;
    }
}

Supported values:

  • style options: italic, bold, normal;
  • textDecoration: none, overline, underline, line-through;
  • fontFamily: serif, sans-serif, monospace, cursive, fantasy, system-ui.

Initial values of styles can be populated using [fontSettings] input property.