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This library was generated with Angular CLI version 12.1.0.
npm i lct-components --save
<lct-select></lct-select>
to html componenttitle
attributeoptions
attribute to select options(value)
when select change value<lct-select
title="Title to component"
placeholder="Select option"
(value)="changeSelect($event)"
[options]="['Option one', 'option two']]"
>
</lct-select>
<lct-select-multiple [list]="list2"
placeholder="select options"
title="Insert title"
(shareCheckedList)="shareCheckedList($event)"
(shareIndividualCheckedList)="myFunction($event)">
</lct-select-multiple>
<lct-input-text
icon="assets/img/keyboard.svg"
[showIcon]="true"
(iconClick)="myFunction()"
placeholder="Insert placeholder"
[(ngModel)]="value"
(enterEmitted)="myFunctionEnter($event)"
iconPosition="right"
title="Insert title"
></lct-input-text>
<lct-input-text
[disabled]="true"
icon="assets/img/keyboard.svg"
[showIcon]="true"
(iconClick)="myFunction()"
(enterEmitted)="myFunctionEnter($event)"
iconPosition="left"
></lct-input-text>
<lct-input-text
(enterEmitted)="myFunctionEnter($event)"
[(ngModel)]="value"
></lct-input-text>
<lct-button buttonType="primary" title="Primary"></lct-button>
<lct-button buttonType="secondary" title="Secondary"></lct-button>
<lct-button buttonType="error" title="Error"></lct-button>
<lct-button buttonType="success" title="Success"></lct-button>
<lct-button
buttonType="primary"
title="Primary"
lctTooltip
tooltipText="Tooltip from button 1"
position="right"
color="tertiary"
></lct-button>
<lct-button
buttonType="secondary"
title="Secondary"
lctTooltip
tooltipText="Tooltip from button 2"
position="top"
marginBottom="55px"
color="primary"
></lct-button>
<lct-button
[title]="'Estoy en'"
buttonType="secondary"
icon="./assets/img/Tienda.svg"
lctModalTooltip
[dateVersion]="'10/08/2022'"
[version]="'1.0.0'"
[widthModalConfig]="'458px'"
[heightModalConfig]="'268px'"
[nodes]="tiendas"
(changeNode)="changeNode($event)"
(openModalChangeNode)="openModalChangeNode($event)"
[country]="'CL'"
></lct-button>
yourComponent.html
...
<lct-loading #lctLoading></lct-loading>
...
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yourComponent.ts
...
@ViewChild('lctLoading') lctLoading!: LoadingComponent;
...
Method | Description | Example |
---|---|---|
show(): void | show overlay | this.lctLoading.show() |
dismiss(): void | hide overlay | this.lctLoading.dismiss() |
...
<lct-rate-experience class="fixed-bottom-right" *ngIf="show" (sendVote)="sendVote($event)" (closeRate)="closeRate($event)" (skip)="skipRate($event)" [titleQuestion]="'¿Cómo te fue con la entrega al cliente?'"></lct-rate-experience>
...
> Version 0.11.6
>
> [(ngModel)] Can only be used at the moment for:
>
> > lct-input-text
> > lct-switch
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LCT basic components
The npm package lct-components receives a total of 54 weekly downloads. As such, lct-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that lct-components demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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