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What is this bundle's goal?

Importing a custom fonctionality into sulu, in this example, a custom content type. This bundle will import a range input. The range input used is from react-range.

Installation

1. Go to your assets/admin folder and install the react-switch npm package npm i react-range.

2. Download the package in your project with the following command line:
   composer require sevengroupfrance/sulu-range-bundle.

3. In config/bundles.php add the following code:
   SevenGroupFrance\SuluRangeBundle\SuluRangeBundle::class => ['all' => true].

4. In assets/admin/package.json, add the following line in the "dependencies" object:
   "sulu-range-bundle": "file:node_modules/@sulu/vendor/sevengroupfrance/sulu-range-bundle/src/Resources/js".

5. In assets/admin, npm install to initialize the bundle's symlink directory.

6. In assets/admin/index.js, add this line:
   import 'sulu-range-bundle'.

7. In assets/admin, npm run watch or npm run build

Use in your template files

Once installed, to use this new content type, you'll have to create a new property with the type sulu_range.

<property name="size" type="sulu_range">
  <meta>
    <title lang="en">Block size</title>
  </meta>
</property>

Setting the step, min and max values

Starting v1.0.1, you can configure your own basic values. To do so you will have to set several parameters in your sulu xml file template.

<property name="size" type="sulu_range">
  <meta>
    <title lang="en">Block size</title>
  </meta>
  <params>
    <param name="min" value="20" />
  </params>
</property>

The following parameters are available:
min(number): sets the minimum value (same as min attribute in html range input)
max(number): sets the maximum value (same as max attribute in html range input)
step(number): sets the step value (same as step attribute in html range input)
ratio(bool): sets how the output is rendered

If set to true, the ratio parameter will display the output like a ratio like this:

For further settings, please refer to the react-range github's readme