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questionaire-slides

v1.2.1

Published

Web components for building a questionare/slides interface.

Readme

Questionaire Slides Web Components

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A set of web components for building interactive questionaires with a carousel interface.

Project Structure

  • /src - Library files (web component implementations)
  • /test - Test files
  • /examples - Example HTML files demonstrating component usage
  • /dist - Distributed/bundled files (when needed)

Components

<questionaire-container>

A carousel component that displays child elements one at a time, allowing navigation between them.

Features:

  • Shows only one child element at a time
  • Navigation methods: next(), previous(), goToSlide(index)
  • Emits slide-changed event when navigation occurs
  • Provides currentIndex property for tracking current slide
  • Provides slideCount getter for total number of slides

Usage:

<script type="module" src="./src/questionaire-container.js"></script>

<questionaire-container>
  <div>Slide 1 content</div>
  <div>Slide 2 content</div>
  <div>Slide 3 content</div>
</questionaire-container>

<script>
  const container = document.querySelector('questionaire-container');
  
  // Navigate to next slide
  container.next();
  
  // Navigate to previous slide
  container.previous();
  
  // Jump to specific slide
  container.goToSlide(2);
  
  // Listen for slide changes
  container.addEventListener('slide-changed', (e) => {
    console.log('Current slide index:', e.detail.index);
  });
</script>

Installation

npm install

Testing

Run the automated tests:

npm test

For browser-based testing with visual feedback, open test/questionaire-container.test.html in a web browser.

Examples

See the examples/ directory for working examples:

  • carousel-example.html - Basic carousel demonstration with navigation buttons

Development

The development of this project is here.

The issue tracker is here.

This project uses:

  • Lit - For building web components
  • ES Modules - For JavaScript module system
  • Web Components - Native browser custom elements API

License

This software is licensed under the MIT License. A copy of the license is distributed along with the source code here.

Please note that most of the code are written with the help of generative AI (Claude and GitHub Copilot). I designed the element hierachy, the APIs, and UI specification. I also did human test and code review. I also checked for code copyright infringments to my best ability.