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@youngbeen/vue-snapshot-compare

v0.1.0

Published

A snapshot comparing vue component

Downloads

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@youngbeen/vue-snapshot-compare

A vue component of comparing snapshots. See demo

Features

  • Supports local and remote images
  • All configs are optional, easy to use
  • Customize width and height
  • Customize seperator line style and color
  • Customize default seperator line position

Install

npm install @youngbeen/vue-snapshot-compare

Usage

in script

import SnapshotCompare from '@youngbeen/vue-snapshot-compare'
import coverImage from '@/your/local/image'
...

components: {
  SnapshotCompare
},
  
data () {
  return {
    coverImage: coverImage,
    bottomImage: 'https://example.com/some_remote_image.png'
  }
}

in template

<snapshot-compare
  :bottom-image="bottomImage"
  :cover-image="coverImage"></snapshot-compare>

That's all!

API config

You can customize some config via props

Please noted that if you want to set width, just set css style to the component's parent. This component is a block hence it will extend itself to fullfill it's parent width.

Config height

You can set an exact height by heightLimit, the unit is px. Default height limit is none, height is auto.

<snapshot-compare
  :bottom-image="bottomImage"
  :cover-image="coverImage"
  :heightLimit="300"></snapshot-compare>

Config seperator style

You can set seperator style by seperator. Valid values are slash and vertical, default value is slash.

<snapshot-compare
  :bottom-image="bottomImage"
  :cover-image="coverImage"
  :seperator="'vertical'"></snapshot-compare>

Config seperator color

You can set seperator color by seperatorColor. Valid value accept all valid css values(e.g. red, #fff, transparent). Default value is #fff.

<snapshot-compare
  :bottom-image="bottomImage"
  :cover-image="coverImage"
  :seperatorColor="'red'"></snapshot-compare>

Config seperator initial position

You can set initial seperator position by position. Valid values are numbers between 0~1( 0 stands for left edge while 1 stands for right edge). Default value is 0.5 which means middle.

<snapshot-compare
  :bottom-image="bottomImage"
  :cover-image="coverImage"
  :position="0.75"></snapshot-compare>