ember-cli-csp-style
v2.1.12
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It is very important when creating a component as an addon to make sure that you do **not** require [CSP](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_Security_Policy) to include `unsafe-inline`. If you do then the entire app that your component is used within w
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Ember-cli-csp-style
It is very important when creating a component as an addon to make sure that you do not require CSP to include unsafe-inline. If you do then the entire app that your component is used within will have no protection against style injection attacks.
This addon makes CSP-safe styling of your Ember component really easy.
Installation
ember install ember-cli-csp-style
Usage
In your component, supply an array of strings called styleBindings.
// app/components/my-component
import Ember from 'ember';
import CspStyleMixin from 'ember-cli-csp-style/mixins/csp-style';
export default Ember.Component.extend(CspStyleMixin, {
classNames: ['component'],
styleBindings: ['width[px]'],
width: 100,
click: function() {
this.set('width', 200);
}
});Binding format
Format borrowed from
with-style-mixin
Simple binding
styleBindings: ['color'] binds the inline style value color to the color property on your component
styleBindings: ['foreground:color'] binds the inline style value color to the foreground property on your component
Binding with units
Only works with numeric values
styleBindings: ['width[px]'] binds the inline style value width to the width property on your component, adding 'px' on the end if the value is numeric
styleBindings: ['width[%]'] binds the inline style value width to the width property on your component, adding '%' on the end if the value is numeric
styleBindings: ['internalWidth:width[%]'] binds the inline style value width to the internalWidth property on your component, adding '%' on the end if the value is numeric
Escaping
If the bound value is a string, it will be escaped for safety. If your property returns a SafeString then it will not be escaped.
Switch values
styleBindings: ['show:display?block:none'] binds to the show property. If it returns a truthy value, the style is set to display:block, otherwise it's set to display:none.
Advanced
You can provide the styleBindings array as a computed property to change which styles are bound at run time.
If a bound property returns null then the style will be removed from the HTML.
Binding style directly
If you bind directly to style:
styleBindings: ['style', 'width', 'display'],
style: Ember.computed('myData', function() {...}) this will only output your calculated style and will ignore all other bindings (in this case width and height).
[Longer description of how to use the addon in apps.]
ember testember test --server
License
ember build
For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.
Authors
Legal
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
