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ember-cli-dropdown

v0.1.5

Published

Alternative to Ember.Select that ember-cli don't complain about using 'view'

Downloads

37

Readme

Ember-cli-dropdown

This addon was created back in the time that ember is deprecating the VIEW class. However this is still valid today as a way to generate a drop down.

Installation

  • ember install ember-cli-dropdown

Useage

~~If you already use Ember.Select this is a very easy transition. A typical Ember.Select is:~~

In Ember-Cli-Dropdown:

{{drop-down content=programmers value=someBindingValue optionValuePath="value" optionLabelPath="display"}}

The values of the optionValuePath and optionLabelPath need to map to the object properties of the content array. content needs to be an array of objects or it can be a array of Ember.Object, either in your component or controller:

contentArray: [ {value: 'open', display: 'Open'}, {value:'closed', display:'Closed'}, {value:'waiting', display:'Waiting'}]

then in your hbs:

{{drop-down content=contentArray value=ticket.status optionValuePath="value" optionLabelPath="display"}}

~~The main changes here is when using optionValuePath and optionLabelPath you just need to specify the object's property.~~

Adding a disabled option

You can add a preselected state in the dropdown. To do this use this set the option disableOption to true and you can customise the text by using disableOptionText option.

Example:

{{drop-down content=contentArray value=ticket.status optionValuePath="value" optionLabelPath="display" disableOption=true disableOptionText="Some text"}}

A note on ember data boolean type

From the documentation of ember data. They mention it will convert a string of 'true' or 'false' if you speify the attr('boolean'). This don't seem to be the case for version 2.4.0. To deal with this there is now a extra piece of code if you are using true or false as value of a drop down it will first convert it to boolean before setting the value.