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@pearlbea/better-img-polymer

v1.7.9

Published

A simple element that adds a fallback url and logging function to an image.

Downloads

17

Readme

better-img-polymer

A simple Polymer element that adds a fallback url and logging function to an image.

Installation

Install the npm package or add the script from unkpg to your HTML page.

Example:

<!-- load the element from unkpg -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@pearlbea/[email protected]/dist/bundle.js"></script>

<!-- or from node modules -->
<script src="../node_modules/@pearlbea/better-img-polymer/better-img-polymer.js"></script>

<!-- use the component on your page -->
<better-img-polymer
  url="https://placeimg.com/480/640/animals"
  fallback="https://lorempixel.com/480/640"
  alt="an adorable animal">
</better-img-polymer>

Usage

| property | type | default | description | | -------------- | ------ | ------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | url (required) | string | null | An image url. This will become the image's "src" attribute. | | fallback | string | null | An image url. If the url provided returns an error, the fallback url will be assigned to the "src" attribute. | | width | number | 480 | Image width | | height | number | 640 | Image height | | alt | string | "" | Image alt text | | log | string | null | If you provide the name of a function, it will be called if the url returns an error and receive the error object as a parameter. |

Viewing your component

$ npm run serve

Running the tests

As of this writing, Polymer tests were not working with Node 10. See the issue on GitHub.

$ npm test