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@ryersonlibrary/web-components

v0.8.2

Published

Common web-components for Ryerson University Library.

Readme

Ryerson Librrary Web Components

A collection of web components built using StencilJS used throughout various Ryerson Library web applications.

Usasge

With NPM in another project

  • Run npm install @ryersonlibrary/web-components --save
  • Add the script tag <script src='node_modules/@ryersonlibrary/web-components/dist/rl-wc.js'></script>
  • Add the web components in the page like any other element.

With NPM in a StencilJS App

  • Run npm install @ryersonlibrary/web-components --save
  • Add the line import '@ryersonlibrary/web-components'; in the application
  • Include the desired web component like any other element.

Components

Below is a list of components currently in the collection with a brief description.

rl-map

A component used to create an interactive Map using SVG. A map consists of a background image and one or more Elements. Each Element is either a region or a single point. Points can be either text labels or icons.

A map automatically supports zooming in and out and panning the map.

To use a map component, simply add the code:

<rl-map map-image="path/to/background.png">
</rl-map>

rl-map-editor

A component used to create an interactive Map using SVG. The map editor is similar to the basic map with the additional functionality needed to edit the regions and points on the map.

The map editor component is used like the map:

<rl-map-editor map-image="path/to/background.png">
</rl-map-editor>