twindy-headless

Vue components to be used with twindy CSS framework.

These components implement UI view behaviours, but do not provide a specific design. Sample implementations will be available, but are not attached to the components by default.

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WORK IN PROGRESS / VUE3 ONLY

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tw-button

Import:

import twButton from "twindy-headless/components/tw-button.vue"

Use in template:

<tw-button @action="doSomething">Do it</tw-button>

Define styles:

.tw-button {
  /* Your styles */
}

tw-input

tw-modal

tw-items

Items in dropdowns, menus or selection lists.

tw-list

Represents a list of entries that is optimized for scrolling.

One or multiple entries can be selected.

TODO: Navigate using cursor keys; selecting using space

tw-popover

Positions an overlay using Popper.

<tw-popover :target="anchorElement" arrow mode="tooltip">
  Hello <b>World</b>
</tw-popover>

tw-tooltip-trigger

If placed somewhere in the project will show tooltips for elements having a tooltip attribute defining the tooltip plain text content. tooltip-placement attribute can be used to set the direction relative to the element, where the tooltip should appear. Default is top.

See also: tw-popover

tw-debug

Debug output of Vue reactive objects. Requires CSS import:

import "twindy-headless/index.css"

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useActive(props)

This helper is used to activate an element. tw-modal and tw-popover use it and can be activated through two separate ways:

1. Attach a reactive boolean to v-model. If true the element will show up and on false will hide. If the element closes itself it reflects the state in the value.
2. Trigger via setting the property :active to true. You need to make sure to set it to false yourself or listen to @close events to trigger more than once.

let show = useActive(props)

useFontLoaded(fontName:string, action: Function)

Executes action when the font specified in fontName is loaded. Example:

useFontLoaded("Inter", resizeInputField)

useDocumentClass(className)

For the lifetime of a component adds the className to html element.

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• Uses Typescript
• Plans to support ARIA
• Mobile friendly