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@zonesoundcreative/view-step

v1.0.2

Published

A plugin to switch content in one scene.

Readme

VIEW STEP

A plugin to switch content in one scene.

USAGE

import

import ViewStep from '@zonesoundcreative/view-step';

new an instance

First, construct your html, wrap content of each step with an id ${prefix}-${num}(e.g. step-1, step-2, step-3 here)

Note thate the ${num} used here should be start from 1.

<div id='step-1'>
    ...
</div>
<div id='step-2'>
    ...
</div>
<div id='step-3'>
    ...
</div>

or using Class

<div class='step-1'>
    ...
</div>
<div class='step-2'>
    ...
</div>
<div class='step-3'>
    ...
</div>

then in JS file

let viewStep = new ViewStep('step', 1, 3)

parameter

  • prefix: the prefix of id/class that you used in the html (e.g. "#step", ".step" or any prefix you like)
  • start: the number of which is the first step/content
  • hideTotal: the total number of which you want to hide. The class will hide all the content except for the first number. Use 0 if you don't want to hide any of them. (default: 0)
  • initFunc: the initialize function when a page shown. In the form of dictionary (key: num, valu: function). (default: {})
{
    1: initStepOne,
    3: initStepThree
}

showNext

showing content of next step

viewStep.showNext(true, true)

parameter

  • hideCurrent: (bool, default true) whether to hide the current view.
  • init: (bool, default true) whether to init the next page.

showPrev

showing content of next step

viewStep.showPrev(true, true)

parameter

  • hideCurrent: (bool, default true) whether to hide the current view.
  • init: (bool, default false) whether to init the previous page.