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v-sevenseg

v1.0.3

Published

A vue implementation of a seven segment display inspired by Sevenseg.js from https://github.com/BrandonLWhite/sevenSeg.js

Downloads

28

Readme

vue-sevenseg

A Seven Segment Display Component for Vue.js based on sevenSeg.js

Compile to web component

yarn build

Compile to Vue library so that it can be used in Vue components and apps

yarn build-lib

Compile example vue app that uses the component

yarn serve

Project setup (I haven't tried this, but it should work)

npm install --save vue-sevenseg

JSFiddle example as web component

chrome, safari:
https://jsfiddle.net/k24o6zfq/1/
https://jsfiddle.net/9qxe240L/
firefox: https://jsfiddle.net/7pcgsqyz/\

Usage

Look in the files ex1.html, ex_unpkg.html for examples... Look at ex_ff.html for firefox for examples.

Example:

<v-sevenseg value=".34" color-back="transparent" color-on="green" color-off="rgb(255, 240, 255)" height=80 digits=7 slant=10></v-sevenseg>

value or :value

  • Any Number between 0-9 in String format. Default is "8"
  • Use :value={myValue} to bind value prop to myValue

color-on

  • String. Default is Red.
  • Color when a segment is on

:color-off

  • String. Default is rgb(50, 0, 0)
  • Color when a segment is off

color-back

  • String. Default is Black
  • Color for the box/background of the display

height

  • Number. Default is 100
  • Height in pixels of a box the includes the display.

width

  • Number. Default is 400
  • Width in pixels of a box the includes the display.

digits

  • Number. Default is 4
  • Number of digits in the display

slant

  • Number. Default is 0
  • Degrees slant of the digits in the display

Caveat

This is my first vue project. Any suggestions to improve the code is welcome.

Based on code and instructions from