vue-longpress
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Hold the click in the button to confirm the action
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Markdown
A VueJS (2.x) button component that requires you to keep pressing to confirm a given action.
## DEMO
[Live demo on jsFiddle](https://jsfiddle.net/qr9ykxpp/)
### What is this?
A component that will generate a button that requires you to keep pressing for a given time to execute a given action.
### Why would i need that?
Think of a sensitive scenario, something like deleting a user's data, you might need to confirm for 5 seconds that you actually want to delete it, to prevent unintentional clicks
## Install
Install from npm:
```js
npm install vue-longpress --save
```
## Example
```js
import Longpress from 'vue-longpress';
var vm = new Vue({
el: '#app',
components: {Longpress},
methods: {
deleteUser() {
// Delete the user login here
console.log('user deleted');
}
},
template: `<div>
<longpress duration="5" pressing-text="Keep pressing for {$rcounter} seconds to delete" action-text="Deleting, please wait...">Click and hold to delete this user</longpress>
</div>`
});
```
This component support five (5) props:
1. *on-confirm*: a callback function that will be called when the time has ellapsed (i.e. when the counter is 0)
2. *value*: a value that is passed as an argument to the confirmation function
3. *duration*: how long (_in seconds_) the user will need to keep pressing
4. *pressing-text*: the text to display while the user needs to "hold" the click (e.g. Keep pressing to confirm)
5. *action-text*: the text to display when the action is executing (e.g. Please wait...)
Also there's a `reset` method in case you need to reset your button status. To use it you'll need to add a `ref` to your button and call it from there.
e.g.:
In your template:
```js
<longpress ref="deleteButton"></longpress>
```
In your method:
```js
doDelete() {
// delete logic here
...
// and now reset the button if needed
this.$refs.deleteButton.reset();
}
```
You can use these placeholders to display dynamic texts:
1. {$counter} - how much time (in seconds) has ellapsed (i.e. from 0 to {$duration})
2. {$rcounter} - how much time (in seconds) is remaining (i.e. from {$duration} to 0)
3. {$duration} - how much should the user press the button in total (in seconds)