vue-enhanced-check

Enhanced checkboxes /radio input, component for vue 2+.

Live demo here

Note that unicode is used for 'icons'. Therefore design can change according to your browser. It is still possible to override CSS style with '!important' instruction (checked and hover styles)

• Issue with ES2015 -> switch away in version 1.4
• Issue with bootstrap 3.3 on toggle component -> style fix in version 1.5

Based on first enhancedCheck project (CSS/JS)

Global use

• npm install

npm install --save vue-enhanced-check 

• import components

import { EnhancedCheck, EnhancedCheckGroup, EnhancedCheckRadio, EnhancedToggle } from 'vue-enhanced-check' 

or only one according to your needs

import { EnhancedCheck } from 'vue-enhanced-check' 

• declare use or imported components in your vue script

export default {     components: { EnhancedCheck, EnhancedCheckGroup, EnhancedCheckRadio, EnhancedToggle },     methods: ... } 

• Use components as described below

Components

Checkbox

Label is prefixed by 'check' icon

<enhanced-check label="Checkbox"></enhanced-check> 

<enhanced-check :label="sc_label" :subClass="sc_subclass"                 v-model="sc_model" :disabled="sc_disabled"                 :rounded="sc_rounded" :animate="sc_animate"                 id="enhancedCheck" name="" value="">  </enhanced-check> 

As a classic simple checkbox, model bound to check state: true or false

Checkbox group

<enhanced-check-group :label="['First', 'Second', 'Third']"></enhanced-check-group> 

<enhanced-check-group :label="['First', 'Second', 'Third']"                       :subClass="gc_subclass" v-model="gc_model"                       :disabled="gc_disabled" :rounded="gc_rounded"                       :animate="gc_animate" :inline="gc_inline"                       :combine="gc_combine"                       :value="[gc_val1, gc_val2, gc_val3]"                       id="enhancedCheckGroup" name="">      </enhanced-check-group> 

As classic multiple checkboxes, model bound to array of value from checked input

Radio

Label is prefixed by 'dot' icon

<enhanced-check-radio :label="['Element A', 'Element B', 'Element C']"></enhanced-check-radio> 

<enhanced-check-radio :label="['Element A', 'Element B', 'Element C']"                       name="radiotest" :subClass="rc_subclass"                       v-model="rc_model" :disabled="rc_disabled"                       :rounded="rc_rounded" :animate="rc_animate"                       :inline="rc_inline" id="enhancedCheckRadio"                        :value="[rc_val1, rc_val2, rc_val3]">  </enhanced-check-radio> 

As classic radio buttons, model bound to value from checked input

Toggle button

Checkbox is replaced by 2 switching labels, for on and off states

<enhanced-toggle></enhanced-check> 

<enhanced-toggle :labelOn="tc_labelOn" :labelOff="tc_labelOff"                  :styleOn="tc_styleOn" :styleOff="tc_styleOff"                  v-model="tc_model"                  :disabled="tc_disabled" :rounded="tc_rounded"                  id="enhancedToggle" name=""> </enhanced-toggle> 

As a classic simple checkbox, model bound to check state: true or false

Override style

You can define your own check color by adding a specific style

For example, let's define a 'custom' sub class.

<enhanced-check label="Custom" subClass="custom"></enhanced-check> 

Checkbox will get the class 'enhancedCheck-custom', that you can use in your CSS. Simple override for checkboxes:

.enhancedCheck.enhancedCheck-custom input[type="checkbox"]:checked + label:before {   background: fuchsia;   color: white; } .enhancedCheck.enhancedCheck-custom input[type="checkbox"]:not(:checked) + label:hover {   border-color: fuchsia; } 

Full less sample:

.enhancedCheck.enhancedCheck-custom {   input[type="radio"], input[type="checkbox"] {     &:checked + label:before {       background: $color;       color: white;     }     &:not(:checked) + label:hover {       border: 1px solid $color;     }     &:checked:disabled + label:before {       background: $color-disabled;     }     &:not(:checked):disabled + label:hover {       border: 1px solid $color-disabled;     }   } } 

Contribution

• Fork the repository
• Run npm install
• You can run npm run dev, site is at http://localhost:8081.
• Do your stuff
• When you're done, run npm run build command and commit your work for a pull request.