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A ractive component which encompasses the basic functionality of an image gallery

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Readme

ractive-gallery is currently under development. First planned release is 0.1.0

ractive-gallery

ractive-gallery is a Ractive component which aims to encapsulate primary features commonly found in an image gallery.

Installation

npm install ractive-gallery

Project Integration

Set up ractive-gallery like you would any other component.

Ractive.components[ "r-gallery" ] = require( "ractive-gallery" );

If not using modules, ractive-gallery will expose a RactiveGallery global.

Basic Usage

<r-gallery
    images="{{sourceURLArray}}"
    thumbnails="true"
     />

Options

  • images [undefined]
    • A String[] of URL sources for the images
  • selected [0]
    • A Number (zero based) index of which image is initially selected
  • thumbnails [true]
    • Any value which evaluates truthy will enable thumbnail strip
  • prevButtonLabel [<]
    • A String label to use for the previous button control
  • nextButtonLabel [>]
    • A String label to use for the next button control
  • placeholder [undefined]
    • A String or Function => String for placeholder URLs on all images in the gallery (feature and thumbnails)

Events

TBD

Testing

For now, I'm manually testing initial features and small additions. Test scripts will be a requirement before launching v1.0.0

Contributing

Small project (and I'm new to writing public facing modules), so no preferences on contributions yet. PR's welcome, just name it something obvious.