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vue-filters

v0.1.6

Published

collection of filters for vue

Downloads

70

Readme

vue-filters

A collection of filters for vue.

Policy

all sorts of filters can be submitted. There will be no removes because of deprecation. If the API of a filter changes, the name has to change.

Install

npm install --save-dev vue-filters

or include bundle.js

Usage

## whithin your module
components:
  filters:
    escape: require("vue-filters/escape")
# if you have used the bundle.js
components:
  filters:
    escape: window.vueFilters.escape

List of filters

| Name | arguments| description | | ---: | ------ | ------- | | escape | string | turns &,< and > to &amp;, &lt; and &gt; (usage raw html)| | nl2br | string | turns \n to <br> (usage raw html)| | byObject | array, object | only entries in the array matching all keys and values of the provided object will be included| | notPrevented | function | only call function when event.defaultPrevented is false | | prevent | function | call function and call event.preventDefault() afterwards |

Detailed usage

byObject

<div v-for="entry in array | byObject {name:'john',age:'24'}">
// dynamic
<div v-for="entry in array | byObject {name:{{filtername}},age:{{filterage}}}">
// or just pass an object from your Vue instance
<div v-for="entry in array | byObject someFilterObject">

notPrevented

read: https://css-tricks.com/dangers-stopping-event-propagation/

// when clicked on the child, parentClick won't be called
<div @click="parentClick | notPrevented"><div @click.prevent="childClick"></div></div>

prevent

read: https://css-tricks.com/dangers-stopping-event-propagation/

// won't work
<div @click.prevent="onClick | notPrevented"></div>
// will work
<div @click="onClick | notPrevented | prevent"></div>

Develop

Clone rep

npm install

Available scripts:

npm run build # compiles coffee-script in src/
npm run test # runs a single-run karma in chrome and firefox
npm run watch # runs karma in chrome (uses src/*.coffee files direclty, no need for build)

# to run only single tests:
karma start --browsers Chrome --auto-watch --reporters spec --files ['test/onClick.coffee']

License

Copyright (c) 2015 Paul Pflugradt Licensed under the MIT license.