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component-simple-slider

A simple slider component as a Custom Element

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A very naive slider component using Custom Element and Shadow DOM based components to serve as a proof of concept for publishing and consuming Custom Elements from npm.

Installation

  • If you aren't already using it, use npm or Yarn to install @polymer/lit-element to your project's dependencies
  • Install @???/component-simple-slider

This component makes no assumptions about polyfills, please provide your own.

Usage

Two things are needed when using this componenet

  • Number of slides slides="3"
  • Each Slide, with an attribute of slots="slideN" (N should increment starting from 1)

example:

<x-simple-slider slots="3">
  <div slot="slide1">Slide 1</div>
  <div slot="slide2">Slide 3</div>
  <div slot="slide3">Slide 3</div>
</x-simple-slider>

Development

This project uses Yarn, please install it first

  • For a dev server running a "reference app", run yarn develop
  • To run unit tests, run yarn test

Publishing

Follow these steps for authenticating with npm.

Here are the basic steps to follow for publishing a new release

  • Make sure all commits are in master
  • Make sure there are no changes in your working directory by running git status
  • Set the version by running npm version <major|minor|patch>
  • Pubish to npm by running npm publish
  • Tag and push up all changes with `git tag -a x.y.z -m "tagging x.y.z release"
  • Create release notes in GitHub
  • Verify the release in the npm registry

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Package last updated on 05 Aug 2018

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