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github.com/AndyMeps/ng2-color-picker
Simple color picker for Angular 2
The module relies on ngx-bootstrap
for dropdown functionality.
To include in your project install via NPM with:
npm install --save ng2-color-picker
You will then need to include the module to your app.module.ts:
import { ColorPickerModule } from 'ng2-color-picker';
// ...
@NgModule({
imports: [
ColorPickerModule
]
})
///...
Finally, include the component in your HTML as per the next section.
Once the module is installed, you will need to add HTML markup to include the picker in a component.
The minimum requirement is an [(ngModel)]
attribute, which should provide a string representation of a color, and an [availableColors]
attribute, which should provide a string[]
of available colors.
<color-picker
[(ngModel)]="color"
[availableColors]="availableColors">
</color-picker>
It is possible to configure ng2-color-picker
by providing a configuration object to the [pickerConfig]
attribute (see the next section for more details on this object):
<color-picker
[(ngModel)]="color"
[availableColors]="availableColors"
[pickerConfig]="pickerOptions">
</color-picker>
ng2-color-picker
exposes an interface to provide an indication of valid configuration properties, this can be referenced as a type for your configuration object by importing it:
import { IColorPickerConfiguration } from 'ng2-color-picker';
Which can then be used as the configuration object type in your component:
public pickerOptions: IColorPickerConfiguration;
Current list of configuration options, types and default values:
Property | Type | Default | Description. |
---|---|---|---|
width | number | 25 | Width of the picker control. |
height | number | 25 | Height of the picker control. |
borderRadius | number | 4 | Radius of the picker control border. |
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