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tweakpane-plugin-file-import

v1.1.1

Published

A general-purpose and simple file input Tweakpane plugin

Downloads

1,283

Readme

tweakpane-plugin-file-import

npm

A Tweakpane plugin for importing files.

[!WARNING]

The version 1.0.0 and upwards of this package only supports Tweakpane v4.

If you are still using Tweakpane v3, you can only use the v0 of this package.

You can install it.

npm i [email protected]

And use it like so.

<script src="https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/tweakpane.js"></script>
<script src="./tweakpane-plugin-file-import.min.js"></script>
<script>
	const pane = new Tweakpane.Pane();
	pane.registerPlugin(TweakpaneFileImportPlugin);
</script>

Installation

You need Tweakpane v4 to install this plugin.

You may use https://unpkg.com/tweakpane-plugin-file-import to get the latest version and add it as a <script> tag on your HTML page.

You can install with npm:

npm i tweakpane-plugin-file-import

And import it like so.

import {Pane} from 'tweakpane';
import * as TweakpaneFileImportPlugin from 'tweakpane-plugin-file-import';

const pane = new Pane();
pane.registerPlugin(TweakpaneFileImportPlugin);

[!TIP]

Check test/browser.html for an example of the plugin being used.

Usage

Simply initialize the params with an empty string and pass the optional parameters.

const params = {
	file: '',
};

// If you're using Tweakpane v3 -------
pane
	.addInput(params, 'file', {
		view: 'file-input',
		lineCount: 3,
		filetypes: ['.png', '.jpg'],
		invalidFiletypeMessage: "We can't accept those filetypes!"
	})
	.on('change', (ev) => {
		console.log(ev.value);
	});

// If you're using Tweakpane v4 -------
pane
	.addBinding(params, 'file', {
		view: 'file-input',
		lineCount: 3,
		filetypes: ['.png', '.jpg'],
		invalidFiletypeMessage: "We can't accept those filetypes!"
	})
	.on('change', (ev) => {
		console.log(ev.value);
	});

Optional parameters

| property | type | description | |-----------|--------|--------------------------------| | lineCount | int | Number of lines for the height of the container. Similar to FPS graph | | filetypes | array | Array of valid file extensions. | | invalidFiletypeMessage | string | String shown when the user tries to upload an invalid filetype. |

Contributing

If you want to contribute to this package, you are free to open a pull request. 😊

Quickstart

[!NOTE]

You'll need to have Node 16 or upwards installed in order to properly install and run package.json script commands.

Install dependencies:

npm install

To build the source code and watch changes, run:

npm run build:dev
npm start

After this, simply open test/browser.html to see the results.

File structure

This project follows the same structure as any other Tweakpane third-party plugin.

|- src
|  |- controller ...... Controller for the custom view
|  |- sass ............ Plugin CSS
|  `- view ............ Custom view
|  |- index.ts ........ Entrypoint
|  |- plugin.ts ....... Plugin
|- dist ............... Compiled files
`- test
   `- browser.html .... Plugin usage in an HTML file