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ember-input-range

v1.0.0

Published

A range input for two values

Downloads

5

Readme

<input-range> is an Ember component for HTML range inputs that express a low and high value. It has no dependencies.

Use

<input-range> can be used by invoking the component via handlebars:

{{input-range}}

Input range is implemented by combining two <input type="range" /> HTML elements, so normal browser accessibility behaviors apply.

Properties

  • disabled: (boolean; optional). false

    Determines whether the input elements are disabled or not. Behaves according to the HTML disabled elements spec

  • values: (string; required). "50,205"

    A string in format of "<low value>,<high value>". low value becomes the value of the 'lower' slider, high value, the value of the 'higher' value.

  • low: (string, integer; required). "50"

    A string or integer, becomes the value of the 'higher' slider

  • high: (string, integer; required). "205"

    A string or integer, becomes the value of the 'higher' slider

  • min: (integer; optional). 0

    The lowest possible value of the 'low' value.

  • max: (integer; optional). 100

    The lowest possible value of the 'low' value.

  • step: (integer; optional). 1

    Works with the min and max properties to limit the increments at which a numeric value can be set. It can be the string any or a positive floating point number.

  • color: (string in any HTML color format, optional). 'transparent'

    Sets the color the 'track' between the thumb for the low value and high value. Can be any valid HTML color format: "rgb(12, 200, 5)", "hsl(175, 20%, 40%)", "green", etc

Events

  • oninput(values, event)

    Called whenever the thumb representing high value or low value is moved. Will be called with

    • values: the new values represented as string in the format "<low value>,<high value>" (e.g. "50,205").
    • event: the HTML Event object
  • onlowinput(value, event)

    Called whenever the thumb representing low value is moved. Will be called with

    • value: the new low value represented as string (e.g. "50").
    • event: the HTML Event object
  • onhighinput(value, event)

    Called whenever the thumb representing high value is moved. Will be called with

    • value: the new high value represented as string (e.g. "120").
    • event: the HTML Event object
  • onchange(values, event)

    Called when interaction with thumb representing high value or low value is complete. Will be called with:

    • values: the new values represented as string in the format "<low value>,<high value>" (e.g. "50,205").
    • event: the HTML Event object
  • onlowchange(value, event)

    Called when interaction with thumb representing low value is complete. Will be called with:

    • value: the new high value represented as string (e.g. "120").
    • event: the HTML Event object
  • onhighchange(value, event)

    Called when interaction with thumb representing high value is complete. Will be called with:

    • value: the new high value represented as string (e.g. "120").
    • event: the HTML Event object

Development

Running

Running Tests

  • npm test (Runs ember try:each to test your addon against multiple Ember versions)
  • ember test
  • ember test --server

Building

  • ember build

For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://ember-cli.com/.