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vue-sonar

v1.0.2

Published

An animated responsive sonar made by SVG for Vue 3

Readme

vue-sonar

An animated responsive sonar made by SVG for Vue 3

Demo

A demo of the package is available HERE

Getting Started

  1. Install it using NPM
npm i vue-sonar
  1. Import it into your vue file
import VueSonar from 'vue-sonar';
  1. Register it (globally or locally)
components: {
    VueSonar
}
  1. Add it to your template with its parameters (Could be bound)
<VueSonar 
    :radius="radius"
    :background="background"
    :hand="hand"
    :dots="dots"
/>

Parameters

| Name | Type | Map | Description | | ---- | ---- | ----------- | ---- | | radius | Integer | | the radius of the sonar board | | background | Object | {color: Stringpattern: BooleanpatternColor: String} | some properties about the style of the background of sonar board | | hand | Object | {color: Stringwidth: Integer} | some properties about the style of the hand of sonar | | dots | Array of Objects | {cx: Integer,cy: Integerr: Integercolor: Stringblink: Boolean} | each object inside this array stands for a dot in rader board. cx: x of the center of the dot, it grows the same as Descartian chart in mathcy: y of the center of the dot, it grows from top to bottom unlike Descartian chart in mathr: the radius of the dotcolor: the background color of the dotblink: whether the dot should blink or not |