Rate divides rating scores into several levels and these levels can be distinguished by using different background colors. By default background colors are the same, but you can assign them an array with three element to reflect three levels using the colors attribute, and their two thresholds can be defined by low-threshold and high-threshold, or you can assign them with a object which key is the threshold between two levels and value is the corresponding color.
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<template><divclass="demo-rate-block"><spanclass="demonstration">Default</span><s-ratev-model="value1"/></div><divclass="demo-rate-block"><spanclass="demonstration">Color for different levels</span><s-ratev-model="value2":colors="colors"/></div></template>
Add attribute show-text to display text at the right of Rate. You can assign texts for different scores using texts. texts is an array whose length should be equal to the max score max.
You can use different icons to distinguish different rate components.
You can customize icons by passing icons an array with three elements or a object which key is the threshold between two levels and value is the corresponding icon. In this example, we also use void-icon to set the icon if it is unselected.
Read-only Rate is for displaying rating score. Half star is supported.
Use attribute disabled to make the component read-only. Add show-score to display the rating score at the right side. Additionally, you can use attribute score-template to provide a score template. It must contain {value}, and {value} will be replaced with the rating score.
colors for icons. If array, it should have 3 elements, each of which corresponds with a score level, else if object, the key should be threshold value between two levels, and the value should be corresponding color
icon components. If array, it should have 3 elements, each of which corresponds with a score level, else if object, the key should be threshold value between two levels, and the value should be corresponding icon component.