Vue-Pretty-Hotspot

A simple, smart and elegant package for creating hotspot images in vue js
Live Example

Installation

npm i vue-pretty-hotspot

Config

You can add it globally:

// main.js
import {PrettyHotspotGlobal} from "vue-pretty-hotspot";
import 'vue-pretty-hotspot/style.css';

app.use(PrettyHotspotGlobal);

or simply import it in your components:

import { PrettyHotspot } from 'vue-pretty-hotspot'
import 'vue-pretty-hotspot/style.css';

Usage

  <PrettyHotspot
      image="/src/assets/backgroundImage.webp"
      :spots="[
          {left: 35, top: 30, image: '/src/assets/someImage.webp',
          title: 'test title', description: 'test description', link: '#'},
          {left: 50, top: 60, image: '/src/assets/anotherImage.webp',
          title: 'test title 2', description: 'test description 2', link: '#'},
      ]"
  />

props

• image: the image prop is to set the background image on which all the spots will be placed.
• spots: the spots prop receives an array of spot objects the fields of which will be explained below:
  • left and top: these two spot values are used for positioning the spots. their unit is percentage of the background image's width and height.
  • image: the link for the image placed in the dropdown
  • title: the bold title placed in the dropdown
  • link: the link applied on the image and the title of the dropdown.
  • price: the orange text appearing below the title(it was initially meant for pricing)
  • description: the description appearing at the bottom of the dropdown

[!TIP] all the spot fields mentioned above are optional(you can for example have a dropdown with only a title or with only a title and a description etc.)