control-panel

Embeddable panel of inputs for adding parameter selection to your app or visualization. Modern and minimalist design. Fully encapsulated module including JS and CSS. Can easily be added to any app or page. Heavily inspired by dat-gui, but streamlined, simplified, and written as a npm module for use with browserify.

Supports the following input types

range • checkbox • text • color

Includes the following themes

dark • light

install

Add to your project with

npm install control-panel

example

Create a panel with four elements and add to your page in the top right.

var control = require('control-panel')

var panel = control([
  {type: 'range', label: 'range slider', min: 0, max: 100, initial: 20},
  {type: 'text', label: 'text', initial: 'my cool setting'},
  {type: 'checkbox', label: 'checkbox', initial: true},
  {type: 'color', label: 'color rgb', format: 'rgb', initial: 'rgb(100,200,100)'}
], 
  {theme: 'light', position: 'top-right'}
)

usage

panel = control([input1, input2, ...], [opts])

The first argument is a list of items. Each one must have a type and label property, and can have an initial property with an initial value. For example,

{type: 'checkbox', label: 'my checkbox', initial: true}

Each type must be one of range, input, checkbox, and color. Each label must be unique.

Some types have additional properties:

• Inputs of type range can specify a min, max, and step
• Inputs of type color can specify a format as either rgb • hex • array

The following optional parameters can also be passed as opts

• root root element to which to append the panel
• theme can specify light • dark or provide an object (see theme.js for format)
• title a title to add to the top of the panel
• position where to place the panel as top-left • top-right • bottom-left • bottom-right
• width width of panel in pixels

panel.on('input')

Emitted every time any of the inputs change. Returns an object with the state of all inputs by label.