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polymer-toggle-icon

v3.0.0

Published

2 years ago

An extremly powerful and customizable switch that looks like a paper-icon-button built for the Polymer framework

Downloads

60

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web-components polymer switch icon CSS animation

toggle-icon

What does this element?

toggle-icon is a custom element created with Polymer. It provides an extremly powerful and customizable switch that looks like a paper-icon-button. Use toggleIcon.checked to get the toggle-icon's status in JavaScript. For more information about the usage, see the component page.

Here's a gif that shows five icon-toggle elements which are toggled by setting the checked property programmatically:

animation

Get the code

If you have bower installed, run:

npm install polymer-toggle-icon

Else, you can clone this repository.

Bugs / Feature requests

Feel free to open an issue if you notice something that can be improved.

Contributing to the code

Fork the repository.
Commit your changes to your fork.
Create a pull request.

I really appreciate any contribution :)

License

The project is distributed under the MIT License, so you can use or modify the code as you like, you only need to name the author (e. g. by adding a link to the GitHub repository).