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@politico/vue-accessible-selects

v1.9.4

Published

Select & Multi Select implementations for Vue, focused especially on implementing accessibility best practices

Downloads

280

Readme

vue-accessible-selects

[!WARNING] VUE 2 SUPPORT WILL BE DEPRECATED AFTER DECEMBER 2024. Beginning in January 2025, we will publish version 2 of the Vue Accessible Selects library, which is compatible with Vue 3. Until then, you can access this Vue 3-compatible version published as the alpha version of this package.

npm version Netlify Status

Current Development

This entire repo is very much in an alpha state, and should currently be used only within internal Politico projects, as props / events / classes remain fluid. However, we are working towards a 1.0.0 release, and want to capture our relevant bugs fixed during that process.

References

  • Current guiding blogpost: https://www.24a11y.com/2019/select-your-poison-part-2/
  • Codepen from blogpost: https://codepen.io/smhigley/pen/gObMVzv (#1 ≈ SelectSingle, #3 ≈ SelectMulti)
  • Select single implementation: https://github.com/microsoft/sonder-ui/tree/master/src/components/select
  • Select multiple implementation: https://github.com/microsoft/sonder-ui/tree/master/src/components/multiselect

Current Usage (updated 9/25/20)

npm i @politico/vue-accessible-selects
// In component

import { SelectSingle, SelectMulti } from '@politico/vue-accessible-selects'

const sampleOptions = [{
	label: 'One Option',
	value: 'one_option'
}, {
	label: 'Another Option',
	value: 'another_option'
}]

export default {
	components: { SelectSingle, SelectMulti },
	data() {
		return {
			sampleOptions,
			selectSingleValue: {},
			selectMultiValues: []
		}
	},
}
<!-- In component -->
<SelectSingle
	v-model="selectSingleValue"
	:options="sampleOptions"
	label="My Single Select"
	:labelIsVisible="true"
/>

<SelectMulti
	v-model="selectMultiValues"
	:options="sampleOptions"
	label="My Multiple Select"
	:labelIsVisible="true"
	placeholder="Default Text to Display"
/>

WARNING! node-sass deprecated

To compile scss code you must use dart sass package as it uses sass:math module for divisions instead of slash https://sass-lang.com/documentation/breaking-changes/slash-div

node-sass is deprecated

// In any .scss file
// Simple, use default styles provided by lib
@import '~@politico/vue-accessible-selects/styles';

@include selects();
@include select-single();
@include select-multi();

for more detailed implementations, checkout the docs site

Custom Styling

As we determine the most-commonly externally-referenced classes, we'll add them here

  • .combo-input
  • .combo-menu