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firelight-ui

v0.18.7

Published

![Firelight Bar Chart](https://github.com/kvizdos/firelight-ui/blob/main/readme_assets/chart.png?raw=true)

Downloads

177

Readme

Firelight UI

Firelight Bar Chart

A beautiful Web Component (Lit) library

Download

npm i firelight-ui

Key Features

  • Accessible Charts: Only bar charts currently.
  • Buttons: Loading states out of the box. (icon support coming soon!)
  • Better prompt(), alert(), and confirm() dialogues
    • Prompt also has types (text, number, decimal, tel, etc) & pattern checking.
  • Accessible Modal Component
  • Animations: Tween between numbers
  • A variety of utility + base stylesheets (e.g. make inputs look better)
  • Full Customizability: CSS variables w/ default fallbacks are used to ensure everything can look how you want it to.

Feedback Prompts

Every so often, the urge to use alert(), confirm(), or prompt() strikes. With Firelight UI, you can use the following replacements to have the same ease, without the strange UX:

Firelight Confirmation Prompts

Confirmation prompts can be triggered easily, anywhere from your code base:

import { Confirm } from "firelight-ui/feedback/feedback.functions.js";

document.getElementById("openbtn").onclick = function () {
    Confirm({
        title: "This is a Confirmation",
        description: "You can even specify a description",
    });
};
document.getElementById("openbtnCustom").onclick = function () {
    Confirm({
        title: "This is a Confirmation",
        description: "With custom Buttons",
        proceedButton: "Proceed",
        cancelButton: "Go Back",
    });
};

Firelight Alerts

Drop in replacement for alert():

import { Alert } from "firelight-ui/feedback/feedback.functions.js";


document.getElementById("openbtn").onclick = function () {
    Alert({
        title: "This is an alert",
        description: "You can even have a description woooot",
    });
};

document.getElementById("openbtnCustom").onclick = function () {
    Alert({
        title: "This is an alert",
        description: "With custom acknowledgeText set",
        acknowledgeText: "I understand",
    });
};

Firelight Prompts

Drop in replacement for prompt(), with pattern-based validation out of the box. Check out /dev/feedback/prompt.html for more info:

import { Prompt } from "firelight-ui/feedback/feedback.functions.js";


document.getElementById("openbtn").onclick = async function () {
    const resp = await Prompt({
        title: "Enter some text!",
        description: "This is a Text prompt",
        type: "text",
    });

    if (resp.canceled) {
        console.log("You canceled.");
        return;
    }

    console.log("You typed: " + resp.value);
};

document.getElementById("openbtnTel").onclick = async function () {
    const resp = await Prompt({
        title: "Enter a Phone Number!",
        description: "This is a Tel prompt",
        type: "tel",
        pattern: "\\d{3}-\\d{3}-\\d{4}",
        patternError: "Please type a valid phone number.",
    });

    if (resp.canceled) {
        console.log("You canceled.");
        return;
    }

    console.log("You typed: " + resp.value);
};