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vue-playing-card

v1.0.0

Published

Simple Vue component for displaying playing cards, for 52-card French card decks

Downloads

22

Readme

VuePlayingCard

npm vue2

Simple Vue component for displaying playing cards, for 52-card French card decks

This component uses an SVG sprite for actually displaying the playing cards in a scalable format. The SVG is injected only once into the <body> as a collection of symbols.

Note: the SVG sprite is quite heavy (390 kB). Use with caution!

Installation

npm install --save vue-playing-card

Usage

As a module

Per-usage

<template>
  <vue-playing-card cover />
</template>

<script>
import VuePlayingCard from 'vue-playing-card';

export default {
  components: { VuePlayingCard }
};
</script>

Mount globally

import Vue from 'vue';
import VuePlayingCard from 'vue-playing-card';

Vue.use(VuePlayingCard);

As a script

<!-- Include after Vue -->
<!-- Local files -->
<script src="vue-playing-card/dist/vue-playing-card.umd.min.js"></script>

<!-- From CDN -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/vue-playing-card/dist/vue-playing-card.umd.min.js"></script>

After including

<vue-playing-card signature="4s"></vue-playing-card>
<vue-playing-card cover></vue-playing-card>
<vue-playing-card signature="as" :width="300"></vue-playing-card>

Props

signature

Type: string or null

Accepts a valid card signature that can be parsed by the playing-card-signature module. If null or missing, the card will show its cover.

cover

Type: boolean

If true (or present without value), the card will show its cover, no matter the signature.

width

Type: string or number

Sets the width of each card component, in pixels. If string given, the numbers are extracted from it using parseInt(strValue, 10).

height

Type: string or number

Sets the height of each card component, in pixels. If string given, the numbers are extracted from it using parseInt(strValue, 10).

Card sizing

Cards have a default size of 200x280 pixels. They can be resized using either the width or height props. If one of these props is given, the other prop is calculated from it using a ratio between the default width and height. E.g. if you give width="140", the resulting card component will have a height of 196, because resultingHeight = userWidth * (DEFAULT_HEIGHT / DEFAULT_WIDTH). This calculation is useful if you want to customize the size of cards, but want to keep the aspect ratio of them.

Using both width and height at the same time is allowed, but should only be used if you know what you're doing, as you will probably mess up the aspect ratio of the cards, and be left with an odd-looking card.

Development

Build

Bundle the js to the dist folder:

npm run build

License

MIT