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card-changer

v0.1.2

Published

Cards stack UI lib. No dependencies.

Downloads

4

Readme

Card-changer

Cards stack UI lib. No dependencies.

Check out a live demo

Preview

Usage

Install lib:

npm install card-changer

Make root container for card-changer:

<div id="root"></div>

Init card-changer:

import CardChanger from "card-changer";

const cardChanger = new CardChanger(document.querySelector("#root"), {
  cards: [
    {
      id: "card1",
      frontContent: "...", // HTML string or element with front card content
      backContent: "...", // HTML string or element with back card content
    },
    {
      id: "card2",
      frontContent: "...",
      backContent: "...",
    },
    // ...
  ],
  activeCardId: "card1",
  stackSize: 3,
  stackHeight: 40,
});

// Set active card
cardChanger.activeCardId = "card2";

// Rotate current card
cardChanger.rotate();

// Add handler on active card change
cardChanger.on("change", (activeCardId) => {
  console.log(`Active card id is "${activeCardId}"`);
});

API

Options

Option fields

| Field | Type | Description | | ---------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | stackSize | Number | Amount of visible cards in stack | | stackHeight | Number | Height of back cards area | | rootClassName | String | Root class name for all generated sub-elements | | dotsNavigation | Boolean | Show dots navigation | | keepChangeOrder | Boolean | Cards change sequentially with animations for each | | animationSpeed | Number | Animation speed for change one card (should be the same as CSS animation duration) | | cards | Array | Array with cards object (see Card fields) | | activeCardId | String | Card id that should be on top of the stack | | unRotateOnChange | Boolean | Rotate to front card when it becomes inactive |

Card fields

| Field | Type | Description | | ------------ | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | id | String | card unique ID string | | frontContent | String or HTMLElement | HTML content with the front side of the card | | backContent | String or HTMLElement | HTML content with the back side of the card |

Methods

  • rotate() - rotate active card
  • on(event, handler) - add handler for card-changer event
  • off(event, handler) - remove handler for card-changer event

To set an active card id - assign it to activeCardId field:

cardChanger.activeCardId = "new_id";

Events

| Field | Params | Description | | ------ | ------------ | --------------------------- | | change | activeCardId | fires on active card change |

Examples

Check out an example code here

License

MIT