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weex-hello

v0.1.1

Published

A weex-html5 component to show a hello xxx message.

Downloads

3

Readme

weex-hello

This is a demonstrating extension for weex-html5, which is a self defined component to display a 'hello xxx' infomation panel in the weex page.

specs

This is a definition of this weex-hello component. It suggests what attributes the components should take, what special style names it support, and what events it can listen to.

attr

  • value: the displaying content after 'Hello'.

style

  • txt-color: the color of the displaying message.
  • bg-color: the background color of the displaying message.

event

  • click: will parse the current 'value' to the event object in the event handler.

how to use

Just place the tag <weex-hello> no matter where you like to display the info. For example, You want to play a msg 'hello WEEX', and when click on it, you want to display a alert message to show the component's value attribute. Then you can use the weex-hello component to do it.

<template>
  <div>
    <weex-hello style="txt-color:#fff;bg-color:green" value="WEEX" onclick="handleClick"></weex-hello>
  </div>
</template>

<script>
  module.exports = {
    methods: {
      handleClick (e) {
        alert('e.value : ' + e.value)
      }
    }
  }
</script>

where to publish

We suggest you publish the component on npm, with the name of weex-xxx. For this project, we published the weex-hello component to npm, so anyone can just require and use it by require('weex-hello').

help

what is Weex ?

Weex is a project for developers to write code once with web technologies and run it everywhere. site

how to extend Weex with self defined components and APIs ?

weex-hello is a example for extending components. The document for extending weex components and APIs is here: extend to web