<anura-asset asset-id="42" title="my-asset.jpg" thumbnail="https://..." preview="https://..."></anura-asset>
This is a passive component that is helpless without a surrounding component, such as <anura-gallery>
required: no, live: on-load, default: asset.name
Overrides the title of the asset - string interpolation is supported, e.g. asset.metadata[title].value
.
<anura-asset title="${asset.metadata[title].value}"></anura-asset>
required: no, live: on-load, default: asset.name
Overrides the alt
attribute of the figure - string interpolation is supported, e.g. asset.metadata[description].value
.
<anura-asset alt="${asset.metadata[description].value}"></anura-asset>
required: yes, live: yes, default: handed down by parent component
The URL that represents a thumbnail picture of this asset (usually around ~256x256px). This is usually handled by the component that is injecting the <anura-asset>
and thus needs no intervention.
required: yes, live: yes, default: handed down by parent component
The URL that represents a preview picture of this asset (usually around ~1024x1024px). This is usually handled by the component that is injecting the <anura-asset>
and thus needs no intervention.
required: no, live: yes, default: handed down by parent component
The mime type of the preview, launches a video player or PDF preview instead of a plain image when applicable. This is usually handled by the component that is injecting the <anura-asset>
and thus needs no intervention.
required: no, live: yes, default:
sidebar, close
Which buttons to show in the actions section, and in which order. Known buttons:
info
- button to request more details about the asset (usually opens a lightbox)download
- download the asset (not implemented yet)basket
- put the asset in the download basket (not implemented yet)checkbox
- checkbox to mark this asset for later use (not implemented yet). This will always align itself at the very end (CSS).<anura-asset buttons="download,basket,checkbox"></anura-asset>
required: no, live: no, default: hover
How the action menu should behave. Default is hover
, which reveals the actions when hovering over the asset. Can be set to bottom
to suppress the hovering effects.
<anura-asset actions="bottom"></anura-asset>
required: no, live: yes, default: -
Which download format to use for the download button.
<anura-asset quick-download="original"></anura-asset>
required: no, live: yes, default: -
Adds an <anura-icon>
over the thumbnail, e.g. to communicate that this asset can't be downloaded.
<anura-asset overlay-icon="slash"></anura-asset>
{asset: asset, adapter: adapter}
Triggered by the parent component when the asset has been added to it. Note that <anura-asset>
itself relies on this event to bootstrap itself (thumbnails etc.).
{asset: asset}
Request for detailed information display for this asset - issued both when clicking on the preview or the info
button.
This will cause anura-gallery to tell anura-lightbox to open said asset for a full-screen view.
{asset: asset, selected: boolean}
When using the checkbox
button, indicates that said button has been clicked, and whether it is currently in a selected state.
This will cause anura-gallery to update its value
attribute.
required: no, default: 12rem
The width and height of the component, usually used from the outside like
anura-gallery::part(anura-asset) {
--asset-width: 15rem;
--asset-height: 15rem;
}
required: no, default: 0.25em
The border radius applied to each thumbnail.
required: no, default: -
The background color applied to each thumbnail.
required: no, default: -
Add you own buttons to the action menu. Buttons found within are given the assets's ID as a value
for convenience, e.g.:
<anura-asset>
<span slot="buttons">
<button onclick="alert('Asset '+this.value)" title="Demo">
<anura-icon icon="alert-triangle"></anura-icon>
</button>
</span>
</anura-asset>
required: no, default: -
The default slot (i.e. an unnamed slot) is present inside the asset-content
section. Upon insertion, this slot is scanned for ${}
inside of text nodes, so you could for example easily add a description to the asset as follows:
<anura-asset>
I'm asset ${asset.id}!
</anura-asset>
which at runtime would yield:
<anura-asset attributes="omitted">
<figure>...</figure>
<div part="asset-content">
I'm asset 1337!
</div>
</anura-asset>
This also works inside subnodes, and on any title
attribute inside.
<anura-asset part="anura-asset">
<figure part="asset-figure">
<img part="asset-thumbnail">
<figcaption part="asset-title"></figcaption>
</figure>
<div part="asset-content">
<slot></slot>
</div>
<div part="asset-actions">
<button part="asset-button"><anura-icon part="action-icon"></anura-icon></button>
<!-- snip, repeats button -->
</div>
</anura-asset>
E.g. colorize the asset name (inside an anura-gallery):
anura-gallery::part(asset-title) { color: green; }