Semantic-UI components for plastiq
These are some simple wrappers for using Semantic UI with Plastiq.
For the most part they're very simple - only calling the corresponding JS to setup the components, they still require you to generate the HTML for the presentation.
Components are written on an as-needed basis, so if you see one missing, please make a pull request.
npm install plastiq-semantic-uimodal
semanticUi.modal(options, vdom);-
options- options passed to$(element).modal(options). -
vdom- contents of the modal.
var plastiq = require('plastiq');
var h = plastiq.html;
var semanticUi = require('plastiq-semantic-ui');
function render(model) {
var refresh = h.refresh;
return h('div',
h('input', {type: 'checkbox', binding: [model, 'show']}),
model.show
? semanticUi.modal(
{
onHidden: function () {
model.show = false;
}
},
h('.ui.modal',
h('i.close.icon'),
h('.header', 'Modal Title'),
h('.content',
h('.image', 'An image can appear on left or an icon'),
h('.description', 'A description can appear on the right')
),
h('.actions',
h('.ui.button', 'Cancel'),
h('.ui.button', 'OK')
)
)
)
: undefined
);
}
plastiq.append(document.body, render, {});tab (unbound)
There are two forms of the tab control, this one doesn't bind the selected tab to the model, and renders all of the tabs, even if they're not shown.
semanticUi.tabs([options], vdom);-
options- options passed to$(element).find('.item').tab(options). -
vdom- contents of the modal, should contain several.itemelements.
var plastiq = require('plastiq');
var h = plastiq.html;
var semanticUi = require('plastiq-semantic-ui');
function render(model) {
var refresh = h.refresh;
return h('div',
semanticUi.tabs(
h('.ui.top.attached.tabular.menu',
h('a.item.active', {dataset: {tab: 'first'}}, 'First'),
h('a.item', {dataset: {tab: 'second'}}, 'Second'),
h('a.item', {dataset: {tab: 'third'}}, 'Third')
)
),
h('.ui.bottom.attached.tab.segment.active', {dataset: {tab: 'first'}}, 'First'),
h('.ui.bottom.attached.tab.segment', {dataset: {tab: 'second'}}, 'Second'),
h('.ui.bottom.attached.tab.segment', {dataset: {tab: 'third'}}, 'Third')
);
}
plastiq.append(document.body, render, {});tab (bound)
There are two forms of the tab control, this one binds the selected tab to the model, and only renders the tab that is actually shown.
semanticUi.tabs(
'.ui.tabular.menu',
{
binding: [model, 'selectedTab'],
tabs: [
{
key: 'first',
tab: h('a.item', 'First'),
content: function () {
return h('First Content');
}
},
{
key: 'second',
tab: h('a.item', 'Second'),
content: function () {
return h('Second Content');
}
},
{
key: 'third',
tab: h('a.item', 'Third'),
content: function () {
return h('Third Content');
}
}
]
}
)checkbox
semanticui.checkbox({binding: [model, 'property'},
h('.ui.toggle.checkbox',
h('input', {type: 'checkbox'}),
h('label', label)
)
)dropdown
semanticUi.dropdown(
{
// dropdown options, passed to $(element).dropdown(options);
},
h('.ui.button',
h('.ui.icon.input',
h('input.prompt', {type: 'text', placeholder: 'search'}),
h('i.search.icon')
),
h('.results')
)
)search
semanticUi.search(
{
// search options, passed to $(element).search(options);
},
h('.ui.search',
h('.ui.icon.input',
h('input.prompt', {type: 'text', placeholder: 'search'}),
h('i.search.icon')
),
h('.results')
)
)form validation
function save(form) {
return form.validate().then(function () {
return http.put(user.href, user);
});
}
semanticUi.form(
{
key: user.id,
fields: {
email: {
identifier: 'email',
rules: [{
type: 'email',
prompt: 'please enter a valid email address'
}]
}
},
inline : true
},
function (form) {
return h('form.ui.form',
h('.field',
h('label', 'Email'),
h('input', {type: 'text', binding: [user, 'email'], placeholder: 'Email', name: 'email'})
),
h('.ui.button', {onclick: function () { return save(form); }}, 'save')
);
}
);var vdom = semanticUi.form([options], vdom | function (component) { return vdom; });-
options- settings to be passed to.form(settings) -
options.v1- set this to true to use Semantic UI v1.x.x forms. -
vdom- vdom for the form -
vdomFunction- function taking one argument, the form, and returning vdom for the form. -
form.validate()- a function to run the validation rules, returns eitherundefinedif the form is valid, or an array of errors. SeeonFailure.