ion-action-button v1.2.0

ion-action-button

This is a small AngularJS module that adds a FAB button to your Ionic 1.x application

The $actionButton removes itself from the DOM when the view changes.

Install

npm install ion-action-button

Then include the .css and js. Add the script tags or use a module loader.

Webpack:

import 'ion-action-button'
import 'ion-action-button/dist/ion-action-button.css'

Then include the angular module dependency

angular.module('sweet.app', ['ionActionButton'])

API

$actionButton.create(options) - returns an object with the methods below:

show() - Shows the button. Return promise.

hide() - Hides the button. Return promise.

remove() - Remove the button. Return promise.

visible() - Return boolean. True if visible, false if not.

Example

.controller('exmapleCtrl', ($scope, $actionButton) => {
  //you create a new action button.
  let actionButton = $actionButton.create({
    mainAction: {
      icon: 'ion-android-create',//Uses ionicons icons.
      backgroundColor: 'blue',
      textColor: ' white',
      onClick: () => {
        console.log('clicked main BUTTON');
      }
    },
    buttons: [{
      //if this array is empty or the buttons key non existant
      //there will be no secondary actions.
      //If there are secondary actions, the main action is overwritten to show
      //the open and close sub menu

      //shows pin icons with a 'find' label

      icon: 'ion-android-pin',
      label: 'Find',
      backgroundColor: 'red',
      iconColor: 'white',
      onClick: () => {
        console.log('clicked pin');
      }
    }, {
      //shows a label and icon defaults to first letter of label
      label: 'Ben Sparrow',
      onClick: () => {
        console.log('clicked O');
      }
    }, {
      //shows a label and icon is the letter configured
      label: 'Max Lynx',
      letter: 'O'
      onClick: () => {
        console.log('clicked Testing');
      }
    }]
  });

  actionButton.hide().then(() => {
    console.log('Do something after hide');
  });

  actionButton.show().then(() => {
    console.log('Do something after show');
  });
})

Thanks

This code was originally forked from Fernando's https://market.ionicframework.com/plugins/material-action-button. It has been rewritten, addressing some bug, with ES6, ng-annotate, bundled with webpack. Thank you the great start Fernando.