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Button

A plain button

Installation
Usage
Theme | Styling
Properties
Events
Changelog

Installation

CDN

  <script type='module' src="http://developer.powerpeers.com/social/1.0.0/custom-button.js" />

NPM

  npm i @ppci/custom-button

Usage

// Javascript import
import '@ppci/custom-button'

<!-- or module import -->
<script type="module" src="http://developer.powerpeers.com/social/1.0.0/custom-button.js" />

const onClick = (event) => {
  // place click logic here
}

<custom-button
  name="firstname"
  loading
  theme-powerpeers
  @click=${onClick}>
</custom-button>

Theme | Styling

We have a predefined powerpeers theme ready for you! Just add the theme-powerpeers boolean attribute to your custom-button.

<custom-button
  theme-powerpeers>
</custom-button>

Not completely satisfied with our powerpeers theme? Well you can do it yourself. We have a set of css variables available for you.

custom-button {
  --background-color: white;
  --color: gray;
  --theme-spacing: 16px;
  --border-radius: 0px;
  --border: 1px solid silver;

  --hover-background-color: gray;
  --hover-color: black;
  --hover-border: black;
}

Properties

Property	Type	Description	Possible Values
name	string	Name of the input field. Which could be used in a form as field identifier.	first name, surname, email, etc.
loading	boolean	Show or hide loading indicator	```html ```
Theme
theme-powerpeers	boolean	Apply predefined powerpeers theme	```html ```

Events

Name	Description	Detail / Payload
@click	Default browser click event	```{ target: ..., currentTarget: ..., ... }```

Changelog

1.0.0 ( Major )

Initial version of the custom button.

@ppci/custom-button