@nice-digital/nds-card v4.0.15

@nice-digital/nds-card

Card component for the NICE Design System

• @nice-digital/nds-card - Installation - Usage - React - Props - SCSS - HTML

Installation

Install Node, and then:

npm i @nice-digital/nds-card --save

Usage

React

Import the Card component from the package and use within JSX:

import React from "react";
import { Card } from "@nice-digital/nds-card";
import { MySuperComponent } from "./components/MySuperComponent";

<Card
    elementType="li"
	headingText="Card title"
	headingElementType="h1"
    image={<img src="image.png" alt=""/>}
	link={
		destination: "/destination",
		elementType: "a"
	}
	metadata=[
		{
			label: "Email address",
			value: "jsmith@email.com"
		},
		{
			value: <MySuperComponent />
		}
	]
>
    <p>Card children</p>
</Card>

<Card
	headingText="Card title"
	headingElementType="h1"
	link={
		destination: "/destination",
		elementType: "a"
	}
/>

// The mimimum to be supplied is headingText

<Card headingText="Card title" />

Note: The React component automatically imports the SCSS, so there's no need to import the SCSS directly yourself.

Props

children

• Type: ReactNode

Child elements when provided are rendered inside card body when the Card component wraps them

summary

• Type: React.ReactNode

Provide a valid React node that will be passed into a p tag for the card summary. To conform with the design system, don't pass any block level elements in.

<Card headingText="Card title" summary="My card summary" />
<Card headingText="Card title" summary={<span>My <b>lightly formatted</b> summary</span>} />

headingText

• Type: React.ReactNode (required)

The text that appears as the card's heading. Markup can be passed in for additional formatting.

elementType

• Type: React.ElementType
• Default: article

This can be used if you wish the card container tag to be more structurally meaningful tag. By default it's an article tag. You could for example set the card to be an li tag if your card is nested inside a ul.

<ul>
	<Card elementType="li" headingText="My list card" />
</ul>

image

• Type: React.ReactNode

Pass in the image tag directly, or if using a framework, the containing image component or wrapper.

<Card elementType="li" headingText="My list card" image={<img alt="" src="image.png" />} />

headingElementType

• Type: React.ElementType
• Default: p

This can be used if you wish the card heading tag to be more structurally meaningful tag. By default it's a p tag, so <p>Card heading text</p> but you can pass another tag such as a h3 to result in <h3>Card heading text</h3>.

link.destination

• Type: string
• Default: null

A string to represent the destination if the card heading is a link.

link.elementType

• Type: React.ElementType
• Default: a

The tag that you would like to use for the heading link. By default it's an HTMLAnchorElement and will result in something like <a href="/destination">Card heading text</a> but you can pass a custom router link tag such as Link to result in <Link to="/destination">Card heading text</Link>.

link.method

• Type: string
• Default: to

The method of activating the link. By default a link is an anchor with href attribute for the destination. Other routers may use another prop, such as to. This allows you to stipulate any possible required attribute name. If no method is provided and the elementType is an anchor (or an elementType is not supplied) then the method will default to href. If the elementType is not an anchor and no method is supplied, the method will default to to.

metadata

• Type: Metadata, Array<Metadata>

The indvidual metadata items that are listed underneath the card heading text.

Metadata

label

• Type: string

This is the key of the key-value pair that describe the metadata item. An example would be "Email address" if the value was "jsmith@example.com". This is visually hidden on the page.

value

• Type: string, React.ReactNode (required)

This is the value of the metadata that is printed to the page. This will accept a string or any valid React node, such as another component.

visibleLabel

• Type: boolean
• Default: false

By default the key side of the key-value pairs of metadata are visually hidden but present in the markup. Set visibleLable to true to show the key.

SCSS

If you're not using React, then import the SCSS directly into your application by:

@forward '@nice-digital/nds-card/scss/card';

HTML

If you're not using React, then include the SCSS as above and use the HTML:

<article class="card">
    <div class="card__image">
        <img src="image.png" alt="">
    </div>
    <div class="card__text">
        <header class="card__header">
            <p class="card__heading">Full card with component in metadata</p>
        </header>
        <dl class="card__metadata">
            <div class="card__metadatum">
                <dd>
                    <marquee>Custom HTML</marquee>
                </dd>
            </div>
            <div class="card__metadatum">
                <dd>Value</dd>
            </div>
            <div class="card__metadatum">
                <dt class="visually-hidden">Email address</dt>
                <dd>Value with a label</dd>
            </div>
        </dl>
    </div>
</article>

If you're not including an image, exclude the .card__text div as shown here:

<article class="card">
    <header class="card__header">
        <p class="card__heading">Full card with component in metadata</p>
    </header>
    <dl class="card__metadata">
        <div class="card__metadatum">
            <dd>
                <marquee>Custom HTML</marquee>
            </dd>
        </div>
        <div class="card__metadatum">
            <dd>Value</dd>
        </div>
        <div class="card__metadatum">
            <dt class="visually-hidden">Email address</dt>
            <dd>Value with a label</dd>
        </div>
    </dl>
</article>