NAME
Tags::HTML::GradientIndicator - Tags helper for gradient evaluation.
SYNOPSIS
my
$obj
= Tags::HTML::GradientIndicator->new(
%params
);
$obj
->process(
$stars_hr
);
$obj
->process_css;
METHODS
new
my
$obj
= Tags::HTML::GradientIndicator->new(
%params
);
Constructor.
css
'CSS::Struct::Output' object for process_css processing.
It's required.
Default value is undef.
css_background_image
CSS parameter for background-image of gradient.
Default value is 'linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet)'.
css_gradient_class
CSS class name for gradient.
Default value is 'gradient'.
height
Indicator height.
Default value is 30.
width
Indicator width.
Default value is 500.
tags
'Tags::Output' object.
Default value is undef.
process
$obj
->process(
$percent_value
);
Process Tags structure for gradient.
Returns undef.
process_css
$obj
->process_css;
Process CSS::Struct structure for output.
Returns undef.
ERRORS
new():
From Class::Utils::set_params():
Unknown parameter
'%s'
.
From Mo::utils::CSS::check_css_unit():
Parameter
'height'
doesn't contain unit number.
Value:
%s
Parameter
'height'
doesn't contain unit name.
Value:
%s
Parameter
'height'
contain bad unit.
Unit:
%s
Value:
%s
Parameter
'width'
doesn't contain unit number.
Value:
%s
Parameter
'width'
doesn't contain unit name.
Value:
%s
Parameter
'width'
contain bad unit.
Unit:
%s
Value:
%s
From Tags::HTML::new():
Parameter
'css'
must be a
'CSS::Struct::Output::*'
class.
Parameter
'tags'
must be a
'Tags::Output::*'
class.
EXAMPLE1
use
strict;
use
warnings;
use
Tags::Output::Indent;
# Object.
my
$css
= CSS::Struct::Output::Indent->new;
my
$tags
= Tags::Output::Indent->new;
my
$obj
= Tags::HTML::GradientIndicator->new(
'css'
=>
$css
,
'tags'
=>
$tags
,
);
# Process indicator.
$obj
->process_css;
$obj
->process(50);
# Print out.
"CSS\n"
;
$css
->flush.
"\n"
;
"HTML\n"
;
$tags
->flush.
"\n"
;
# Output:
# CSS
# .gradient {
# height: 30px;
# width: 500px;
# background-color: red;
# background-image: linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet);
# }
# HTML
# <div style="width: 250px;overflow: hidden;">
# <div class="gradient">
# </div>
# </div>
EXAMPLE2
use
strict;
use
warnings;
use
Tags::Output::Indent;
if
(
@ARGV
< 1) {
STDERR
"Usage: $0 percent\n"
;
exit
1;
}
my
$percent
=
$ARGV
[0];
# Object.
my
$css
= CSS::Struct::Output::Indent->new;
my
$tags
= Tags::Output::Indent->new;
my
$obj
= Tags::HTML::GradientIndicator->new(
'css'
=>
$css
,
'tags'
=>
$tags
,
);
# Process indicator.
$obj
->process_css;
$obj
->process(
$percent
);
# Print out.
"CSS\n"
;
$css
->flush.
"\n"
;
"HTML\n"
;
$tags
->flush.
"\n"
;
# Output for 30:
# CSS
# .gradient {
# height: 30px;
# width: 500px;
# background-color: red;
# background-image: linear-gradient(to right, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet);
# }
# HTML
# <div style="width: 150px;overflow: hidden;">
# <div class="gradient">
# </div>
# </div>
DEPENDENCIES
Class::Utils, Error::Pure, Mo::utils::CSS, Tags::HTML.
SEE ALSO
- Tags::HTML::Stars
-
Tags helper for stars evaluation.
REPOSITORY
https://github.com/michal-josef-spacek/Tags-HTML-GradientIndicator
AUTHOR
Michal Josef Špaček mailto:skim@cpan.org
LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT
© Michal Josef Špaček 2021-2024
BSD 2-Clause License
VERSION
0.06