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vue-js-toggle-button
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npm install vue-js-toggle-button --save
Import plugin:
import ToggleButton from 'vue-js-toggle-button'
Vue.use(ToggleButton)
OR
Import component:
import { ToggleButton } from 'vue-js-toggle-button'
Vue.component('ToggleButton', ToggleButton)
<toggle-button @change="onChangeEventHandler"/>
<toggle-button v-model="myDataVariable"/>
<toggle-button :value="false"
color="#82C7EB"
:sync="true"
:labels="true"/>
<toggle-button :value="true"
:labels="{checked: 'Foo', unchecked: 'Bar'}"/>
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
value | Boolean | false | Initial state of the toggle button |
sync | Boolean | false | If set to true , will be watching changes in value property and overwrite the current state of the button whenever value prop changes |
speed | Number | 300 | Transition time for the animation |
disabled | Boolean | false | Button does not react on mouse events |
color | [String, Object] | #75C791 | If String - color of the button when checked If Object - colors for the button when checked/unchecked or disabledExample: {checked: '#00FF00', unchecked: '#FF0000', disabled: '#CCCCCC'} |
css-colors | Boolean | false | If true - deactivates the setting of colors through inline styles in favor of using CSS styling |
labels | [Boolean, Object] | false | If Boolean - shows/hides default labels ("on" and "off") If Object - sets custom labels for both states. Example: {checked: 'Foo', unchecked: 'Bar'} |
switch-color | [String, Object] | #BFCBD9 | If String - color or background property of the switch when checked If Object - colors or background property for the switch when checked/uncheked Example: {checked: '#25EF02', unchecked: 'linear-gradient(red, yellow)'} |
width | Number | 50 | Width of the button |
height | Number | 22 | Height of the button |
margin | Number | 3 | Space between the switch and background border |
name | String | undefined | Name to attach to the generated input field |
font-size | Number | undefined | Font size |
Name | Description |
---|---|
change | Triggered whenever state of the component changes. Contains: value - state of the object srcEvent - source click event |
input | Input event for v-model |
Include plugin in your nuxt.config.js
file:
module.exports = {
plugins: ['~plugins/vue-js-toggle-button']
}
And your plugins/vue-js-toggle-button.js
will look like:
import Vue from 'vue'
import Button from 'vue-js-toggle-button'
Vue.use(Button)
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