emotion-ratings

This plugin allows you to create ratings using emojis!

Preview:

Demo

Emotion Ratings

Installation

You can install emotion-ratings component using the npm package manager:

npm install --save emotion-ratings

Usage

1. Include jQuery >=1.9:

   <script src="http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.4/jquery.min.js"></script>

2. Include plugin's code:

   <script src="emotion-ratings.min.js"></script>

3. Call the plugin:

     // the emotions can be an array 
     var emotionsArray = ['angry','disappointed','meh', 'happy', 'inLove'];
     // or a single one
     var emotionsArray = ['happy'];
     jQ("#element").emotionsRating({
       emotionSize: 30,
       bgEmotion: 'happy',
       emotions: emotionsArray,
       color: '#FF0066', //the color must be expressed with a css code
           initialRating: 4, //initialize the rating number
       disabled: true, //set if the rating can be changed or not, default is false
       onUpdate: function(value) {} //set value changed event handler
     });

Use image as emoji

• useCustomEmotions: Boolean. This option verifies if you want to use images as emoji.
• transformImages: Boolean. This option verifies if you want to process the images. For example; an svg type image when it is added in an img tag, you can not access certain functionalities such as changing the color and border, because it is not in the correct svg tag, and for that reason you have to convert the img tag into a svg type. This process can take processing time and unnecessary in some cases, for this reason it is asked if you want to transform the images and get more features.

Short explanation about config an image as emoji

Following the original logic, you need by default an emoji to display with less opacity, and one array with the emoji to show in each position, in the original idea you pass the name of the emoji to be displayed, but in the new functionality you have to specific the path of the image you want to show. For example in bgEmotion option; bgEmotion: 'icons/icon.svg' and in emotions array emotions: ['icons/icon1.svg', 'icons/icon2.svg']

In the case that useCustomEmotions: true and transformImages: true, the hover event is disabled, because it makes the images transform many times, which causes it to fall into a cycle.

Code example:

// the emotions can be an array with path of the images
var emotionsArray = ['icons/icon1.svg', 'icons/icon2.svg', 'icons/icon3.svg'];
// or a single one
var emotionsArray = ['icons/icon1.svg'];
jQ("#element").emotionsRating({
  bgEmotion: 'icons/icon-default.svg', // String with path of the image
  emotions: emotionsArray,
  useCustomEmotions: true, // Enable use of images as emoji
  transformImages: false,
  initialRating: 4, //initialize the rating number
});

If you want to change the size of the image, you can directly modify the css, using the element specified in your js file with this: custom-emotion-style- class and the selector of the element

.custom-emotion-style-element {
  width: 30px;
  height: auto;
}

Contribution

You can contribute by forking and doing a PR.

Active contributors: @moudev

License

MIT License © Yanci Nerio