{"version":3,"file":"fittext-vue.min.js","sources":["../../src/util/fittext-vue.js"],"sourcesContent":["/*eslint no-unused-vars: warn */\n/*eslint max-len: [\"error\", { \"code\": 160 }] */\n/*eslint-disable no-trailing-spaces */\n/*eslint-env es6*/\n\nimport {calc} from \"./css-calc\";\nimport fitty from \"./fitty\";\nimport {textFit} from \"./textfit\";\n\nexport default {\n install(Vue/*,options*/){\n Vue.component('fittext',{\n props: {\n maxsize: {\n type: String,\n default: \"512px\",\n },\n minsize: {\n type: String,\n default: \"10px\",\n },\n vertical: Boolean,\n singleline: Boolean,\n dynamic: Boolean,\n },\n data() {\n return {\n resizeObserver: null,\n mutationObserver: null,\n };\n },\n computed: {\n rootStyle() {\n if (this.vertical) {\n return `height: 100%;`;\n } else {\n return `width: 100%;`;\n }\n }\n },\n methods: {\n },\n mounted() {\n const self = this;\n // If the content could change after initial presentation,\n // Use the fitty method. It is slightly worse on multiline horizontal text,\n // but better supports content that can change later on.\n fitty(self.$refs.text,\n {\n minSize: calc(self.minsize),\n maxSize: calc(self.maxsize),\n vertical: self.vertical,\n multiline: !self.singleline,\n });\n },\n unmounted() {\n if(this.mutationObserver) {\n this.mutationObserver.disconnect();\n }\n if(this.resizeObserver) {\n this.resizeObserver.disconnect();\n }\n },\n template: `\n