<img-input>

Features

• Paste, drag & drop, upload, or provide a URL, all with the same unified API!
• Inline preview (nopreview attribute to disable)
• Uses ElementInternals to work like a built-in form element
• Ultra light

TODO

• multiple attribute?
• Retargeting of input attributes (autofocus, placeholder etc)

Examples

Basic

<img-input></img-input>

Customizing the preview

By default, the preview is shown in the same element as the input. There are two ways to customize this: using the preview slot, or the preview attribute.

You can set the preview attribute to none for no preview:

<img-input preview="none"></img-input>

You can also set it to a CSS selector pointing to another element:

<img-input preview="#preview"></img-input>
<img id="preview">

Alternatively, you can use the preview slot to provide your own <img> element:

<img-input>
  <img slot="preview">
</img-input>

Please note that if the preview attribute is set, the preview slot will be ignored.

The attribute can be dynamic as well:

<img-input></img-input>
<button onclick="this.previousElementSibling.preview =
  this.previousElementSibling.preview === 'none' ? '' : 'none'">
	Toggle preview
</button>

CSS parts

• input, location - The input element used for URL or filename
• dropzone The drop zone
• button, browse-button - The button used to open the file browser
• preview - The preview image

Slots

• input to replace the default input element
• browse to replace the default “Browse…” button
• preview to replace the default preview image