vue3-fortune-wheel v1.1.37

vue3-fortune-wheel @1.1.6

👊 An easier fortune-wheel in Vue.js 👊

🔥 Vue3 + Typescript 🔥

Sandbox example

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Installation

NPM / YARN

Install the package:

npm install vue3-fortune-wheel --save
yarn add vue3-fortune-wheel

import { Wheel } from "vue3-fortune-wheel";
import type { Datas, imgParams } from "vue3-fortune-wheel";

export default {
  components: {
    Wheel,
  },
};

<Wheel
  :gift="gift"
  :imgParams="logo"
  @done="done"
  ref="wheel"
  v-model="data"
/>

How to launch the Wheel ?

<template>
  <Wheel
    :gift="gift"
    :imgParams="logo"
    @done="done"
    ref="wheel"
    v-model="data"
  />
</template>

<script>
export default defineComponent({
  setup() {
    const wheel = ref(null);
    const launchWheel = () => {
      wheel.value.spin();
    };
    
    return { launchWheel }
  }
})
<script>

Props/Options

Gift

• Type: Number
• Default: null

This data corresponds to the id of your winning object. In my case an API returns me the id. If you are not in this case you can create a method that randomly chooses an id

Exemple of this method

randomGift() {
  return Math.floor(Math.random() * this.data.lengh) + 1
}

animDuration

• Type: Number
• Default: 5000

How many millisecondes you want the wheel to turn

ModelValue

• Type: Array
• Default: []

• id: number
• value: string
• color: string
• bgColor: string

Example :

data: [
  {
    id: 1,
    value: "Gift 1",
    color: '#7d7db3',
    bgColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  {
    id: 2,
    value: "Gift 2",
    color: '#ffffff',
    bgColor: '#ffffff'
  },
  {
    id: 3,
    value: "Gift 3",
    color: '#c92729',
    bgColor: '#ffffff'
  },
],

ImgParams

• Type: Object
• Default: {}

Possible to add an image in the center

Example :

  {
    src: string
    width: number
    height: number
  }

Contributing to development 💁‍♂️💁‍♀️

• First create an issue
• Fork the repo from github.
• Clone your forked repo and run: yarn or npm i
• Then, make your changes on any branch you want and push it.
• Naming your branch with the gitflow convention:
  • Feature branches? feature/issueId
  • Release branches? release/issueId
  • Hotfix branches? hotfix/issueId
  • Support branches? support/issueId
• Finally, open a pull request on the official repo, using the source branch from your forked repo.