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@mtbjorn/reagent

v0.0.13

Published

A collection of UI components

Downloads

17

Readme

Reagent

A collection of UI components

Getting Started

  • Get an image gallery component along with event handlers for the consumer to execute when, or if, those events shall occur within their application

    import { getImageGalleryWithChangeHandlers } from '@mtbjorn/reagent`;
    import { renderElementAsAppend } from '@mtbjorn/hypotenuse`;
    
    const initialFolderData = []; // an array of objects -> { folder, images }, with images being an array of objects -> { fileId, fileName, url }
    const [galleryComponent, onComponentRender, onDataChange] = getImageGalleryWithChangeHandlers(initialFolderData, 'initialSelectedFolder');
    
    const domElement = renderElementAsAppend(galleryComponent, document.getElementById('app-container'));
    onComponentRender(domElement);
    
    const newImages = [];
    onDataChange(newImages);
    • initialFolderData is an optional argument, an array of objects ({folder, images}), where images is an array of objects ({fileId, fileName, url}) for each image to display within the gallery
      • fileId is a string identifier, currently only used as the id attribute of each generated <ImageFrame /> component
      • fileName is a string, currently used as the alt & title attributes of each generated <ImageFrame /> component
      • url is any data url valid for an <img> element's src attribute
    • galleryComponent is a pre-built component, a pure function which can be rendered as the consumer wishes
    • It is expected the consumer will call onComponentRender after the associated <ImageGallery> component is rendered
      • A reference to the rendered dom element should be provided as the sole argument
      • This async function initializes the <ImageGallery>, mainly preparing the associated <ImageGalleryModal>
    • The consumer may refresh the <ImageGallery> with a new array of image data by providing said data to the onDataChange function
    • Switching between folders is handled within the gallery component itself
  • Get an image uploading component

    import { ImageUploader } from '@mtbjorn/reagent`;
    import { renderElementAsAppend } from '@mtbjorn/hypotenuse`;
    
    renderElementAsAppend(<ImageUploader
        title={'Input Title'},
        disabled={trueOrFalse},
        handleFileUpload={(fileObjectArray) => {}},
        onUploadFailure = {(errorMessageArray) => {}},
        maxFileSizeMb={10}
        maxFileSizeToleranceKb={50}
        />,
        document.getElementById('app-container')
    );
    • title is the title for the underlying input element
    • If disabled, the uderlying input element will be disabled
    • handleFileUpload should be a function which will operate on each File object uploaded through the underlying input element
    • onUploadFailure is a function to handle any errors thrown while uploading files
      • The function should accomodate an array of error messages, one for each file that failed during a batch upload
      • The default error handler, if none is provided, will print to console
    • maxFileSizeMb is the max size (in MB) to allow being uploaded
      • image files, except for gif, will be resized to less than the specified max, within a specified tolerance
      • If unspecified a default of 10MB is used
    • maxFileSizeToleranceKb is the tolerance (in Kb) to permit a resized image to fall within (below the max)
      • If unspecified a default of 50Kb is used
    • ico files are ignored by the uploader