vue-content-placeholder

Inspired by Facebook content placeholder deconstruction

Get stared

Here is DEMO.

How does it work?

You can check out the article above. The difference is that I use the property of

flex

absolute

The boxes can be custom height and custom width, you can choose a fixed height with

px

flex-basis

%

em

How to use?

ES6

/* in xxx.vue */


import ContentPlaceholder from 'vue-content-placeholder'
export default {
  ...
  data () {
    return {
      placeholderRows:  [
        {
          height: '25px',
          boxes: [[0, '100px']]
        },
        {
          height: '25px',
          boxes:[[0, '100px'], ['10%', 1]]
        },
        {
          height: '25px',
          boxes: [[0, '100px']]
        },
        {
          height: '25px',
          boxes:[[0, '100px'], ['10%', 2]]
        },
        { height: '2rem',
          boxes: [[0, 0]]
        },
        { height: '1rem',
          boxes: [[0, 5]]
        },
        { height: '1rem',
          boxes: [[0, 0]]
        },
        { height: '1rem',
          boxes: [[0, '50%']]
        },
        { height: '1rem',
          boxes: [[0, 0]]
        },
        { height: '1rem',
          boxes: [[0, '10em']]
        }
      ]
    }
  },
  components: {
    ContentPlaceholder
  },
  ...
}

Option

| Options | type | discription| | -- | -- | -- | | rows | Array | The property of the component | | row | Object | The element of the rows | | row.height | String | The height of the row, support

px

rem

em

%

Contribution

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