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promobar

v0.0.8

Published

A lightweight and easily configurable promo bar in ES6.

Readme

promobar

A lightweight and easily configurable promo bar with support for expiration using localStorage.

~1.77kb gzipped

Install

npm i promobar --save

Basic Usage

This library requires some markup and styles. By default, the promo bar is not shown. Once shown, it will continue to show until a user closes it. Once closed, the promo bar will not show for that user again until either the content has been updated, or the time interval specified in lifespan is reached.

import promobar from 'promobar'

const target = document.getElementById('promobar')

const promo = promobar(target, {
  content: document.getElementById('promoContent').innerHTML,
  lifespan: 1,
  resize: true,
  placeholder: () => /products|posts/.test(window.location.pathname),
  offsets: [
    [document.getElementById('header'), () => /\//.test(window.location.pathname)],
    document.getElementById('nav')
  ],
  close: [ document.getElementById('promoClose') ]
})

promo.show()

Configuration

promobar(target[, {...configation}])

The constructor takes two params, and return an instance object with API methods attached.

  • target - the outer element of your promo bar
  • configuration
    • content - the text and/or markup that is the content of your promo bar type: string - default: document.getElementById('promoContent').innerHTML
    • lifespan - the number of days before the promo expires and is enabled again for the user type: number - default: 1
    • resize - to watch the height of the bar on resize and adjust offsets to match type: boolean - default: true
    • placeholder - inserts a placeholder element that displaces the site by the height of the promo bar. Pass a function that returns a boolean to conditionally use a placeholder type: function|boolean - default: true
    • close - an array of elements that, when clicked, should trigger the hide sequence of the promo bar type: array - default: Array.prototype.slice.call(document.querySelectorAll('.js-promobarClose'))
    • offsets - an array of elements that need to be displaced when the promo bar is active. These elements will receive an attribute that is styled with transformY. type: array - default: []

API: Methods

.show()

Show the promo bar. If expired, bar will not show.

promobar.show()

.hide()

Hide the promo bar.

promobar.hide()

Hide and cache the data to prevent the bar from showing until it expires.

promobar.hide(true)

.on()

Attach event handlers

promobar.on('show', state => /* do stuff */)

.reset()

If promo bar is expired, clear data and re-enable the promo bar. To show the bar after .reset(), call .show().

promobar.reset()

.getState()

Return the promo bar's state object.

promobar.getState()

/*
{
  active: true|false, // shown or not
  enabled: true|false, // expired or not
  height: 50px // height of `target` outer element
}
*/

.emit()

You can also run handlers by emitting events manually.

promobar.emit('hide')

Events

Promobar emits a few lifecycle events. All callbacks receive a state object.

  • show - when shown
  • hide - when hidden
  • update - when updated
  • disabled - when a user closes the bar

Markup and Styles

Please see lib/promobar.html and lib/promobar.scss for suggested markup and styles.

MIT License