@ghentcdh/vue-component-annotated-text
v2.0.0-beta.14
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Usage
Documentation
To build the docs run pnpm run docs:build
Slots
Every annotation has 2 named slots: annotation-start and annotation-end. One before the annotation, one after the annotation.
Add following to your styles.scss
@use '@ghentcdh/vue-component-annotated-text/style.css' as *;An example usage:
<AnnotatedText ...>
<template #annotation-end="slotProps">
<button>test</button>
</template>
<template #annotation-start="slotProps">
<button>startTest</button>
</template>
</AnnotatedText>Creating a new release
Documentation on releases can be found on: Release documentation
Minimal working example
To get a minimal working example, create a new vue application npm create vue@latest and cd into the newly created
directory. Install the package with your favorite packet manager: npm i @ghentcdh/vue-component-annotated-text and
modify main.ts to include an import the css and paste the following in App.vue. After starting with npm run dev
you should see some annotations.
<!--
In main.ts add the following line to import css for the component:
import '@ghentcdh/vue-component-annotated-text/style.css'
-->
<script setup lang="ts">
import {
Line,
Annotation,
AnnotationTarget
} from '@ghentcdh/vue-component-annotated-text';
const lines = [
{ start: 0, end: 10, gutter: '1.', text: '0123456789' },
{ start: 11, end: 20, gutter: '2.', text: 'abcdefghij' },
{ start: 21, end: 30, gutter: '3.', text: 'klmnopqrst' },
{ start: 31, end: 40, gutter: '4.', text: 'uvwxyz1234' },
] as Line[];
const annotations =[
{
id: '1',
start: 1,
end: 7,
target: 'text',
},
{
id: '2',
start: 2,
end: 9,
target: 'text',
},
] as Annotation[];
</script>
<template>˜
<div>
<AnnotatedText
:lines="lines"
:annotations="annotations"
>
</AnnotatedText>
</div>
</template>Todo
- [ ] update tests
- [ ] update vitepress documentation
Credits
Built @ the Ghent Center For Digital Humanities, Ghent University by:
- Pieterjan De Potter
- Frederic Lamsens
- Joren Six
- Jahid Chetti
- Bo Vandersteene
