Qowyn / paper-chip

A chip web component made with Polymer 2 following Material Design guidelines

<paper-chip>

Material design: Chips.

A chip web component made with Polymer 2 following Material Design guidelines

This elements family may provide a icon or a photo, some line of text or a contact information with Material Design styling.

Elements

• <paper-chip>
• <paper-chip-input>

Usage

A basic paper-chip ...

<paper-chip single-line>
    <div slot="label" class="label">Single-line Chip</div>
</paper-chip>

It can show single-line or multi-line text. You can open a multi-line chip tapping on it.

<paper-chip>
    <iron-icon slot="icon" class="icon" icon="avatars:avatar-1"></iron-icon>
    <div slot="label" class="label">John Foo</div>
    <div slot="caption" class="caption">[e-mail]</div>
</paper-chip>

Following snippet of code shows how to configure (via attributes) some basic behavior.

It may be removable or not.

<paper-chip removable>
    <div slot="label" class="label">Removable Chip</div>
</paper-chip>

Do you want to animate the chip when it is opening?

You can do it via attribute.

<paper-chip removable animated>
    <div slot="icon" class="icon">P</div>
    <div slot="label" class="label">John Foo</div>
    <div slot="caption" class="caption">[e-mail]</div>
</paper-chip>

Use <paper-chip-input> when you desire an input field where the strings digited by the user are collected as paper-chips.

<paper-chip-input></paper-chip-input>

Do you want to change the keys that automatically submit chips?

No worries, we support it!

Configure them with the enter-keys property adding the keys.

We support the Polymer.IronA11yKeysBehavior format.

Following example should clarify the usage of this feature.

<paper-chip-input enter-keys='["enter", "space"]'></paper-chip-input>

Do you need autocomplete ?

When you have a predefined and finite set of input values you can set the predefined values with datasource property.

<paper-chip-input label="Weekdays" datasource='[{"value": "1", "label": "monday" },{"value": "2", "label": "tuesday"}, {"value": "3", "label": "wednesday"}, {"value": "4", "label": "thursday"}, {"value": "5", "label": "friday"}, {"value": "6", "label": "saturday"}, {"value": "7", "label": "sunday"}]'  placeholder="Add day"></paper-chip-input>

The default properties for datasource are label and value, but you can configure it from outside by the properties display-property and value-property.

<paper-chip-input display-property="val" value-property="key">
</paper-chip-input>

[
  { "val": "apple", "key": "0" },
  { "val": "apricot", "key": "1" }
]

Autocomplete uses a startWith filter as default logic.

Do you need to implement a custom filter logic? You can do it!

Set filter property with your custom function. The following lines of code will show you how to do it.

<paper-chip-input id="weekdays" label="Weekdays" datasource='[{"value": "1", "label": "monday" },{"value": "2", "label": "tuesday"}, {"value": "3", "label": "wednesday"}, {"value": "4", "label": "thursday"}, {"value": "5", "label": "friday"}, {"value": "6", "label": "saturday"}, {"value": "7", "label": "sunday"}]' placeholder="Add day"></paper-chip-input>
<script>
let weekdays = document.querySelector("#weekdays")
weekdays.filter = (data, value) => {
    return data.filter((item) => item[weekdays.displayProperty].toLowerCase().includes(value.toLowerCase()))
}
</script>

Styling

The following custom properties and mixins are available for styling:

Custom property	Description	Default
--paper-chip-secondary-text-color	The paper-chip label-color	--secondary-text-color
--paper-chip-background-color	The paper-chip background-color	--paper-grey-200
--paper-chip-icon-background-color	The paper-chip avatar background-color	--paper-grey-500
--paper-chip-icon-text-color	The paper-chip icon color	--text-primary-color

Testing

If you are using polyserve navigate to the test/ directory of your element to run its tests.

You can view results in the browser console.

WCT

The tests are run via web-component-tester.

To run them locally execute:

npm test

Contributing

Thanks for your interest in this project!

We are really glad you are reading this. External contributions are very welcome by our team. We know that we need volunteer developers to help this project come (and mantain) to fruition.

There are many ways to contribute to this project. Get started reading the contributing guide.

License

MIT © fabbricadigitale