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froiden-angular2-select

v1.0.16

Published

Angular2 ajax based replacement for select boxes

Downloads

58

Readme

Angular2 Select component

froiden-angular2-select npm version npm downloads

Getting started

Install

npm install --save froiden-angular2-select

Examples

  1. Without Ajax Single Select
  2. Without Ajax Multi Select
  3. With Ajax Single Select
  4. With Ajax Multi Select
  5. Update with Ajax Multi Select

Add angular2-select.css

Include angular2-select.css in your controller. Add css in your component class

    import { Component} from "@angular/core";
    .......

    @Component({
        ....
        ....
        styleUrls : ["./angular2-select.css"]
    })

Configuration

Systemjs

In systemjs.config.js add froiden-angular2-select to map and package:

var map = {
	// others...,
	'froiden-angular2-select': 'node_modules/froiden-angular2-select'
};

var packages = {
	// others...,
	'froiden-angular2-select': {
		main: 'angular2-select.js',
		defaultExtension: 'js'
	}
};

Usage

Import the SelectModule and define it as one of the imports of your application module:

import {NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {BrowserModule} from '@angular/platform-browser';
import {FormsModule} from '@angular/forms';
import {SelectModule} from 'froiden-angular2-select/angular2-select';

import {AppComponent} from './app.component';

@NgModule({
    imports: [
        BrowserModule,
        FormsModule,
        SelectModule
    ],
    declarations: [
        AppComponent
    ],
    bootstrap: [
        AppComponent
    ]
})
export class AppModule { }

Add the following HTML to the component template in which you want to use the select component:

<ng-select name="countries" [(ngModel)]="countries"
           [settings]="selectOptions">
</ng-select>

Within the component class you have to set the countries and dataObject variable. We can set select2 data using ajax or without ajax.

Without Ajax request

    public countries : any;
    private selectOptions = {
        "idField" : "id",
        "textField" : "text",
        "multiple" : true,
        "allowClear" : true,
        "debounceTime" : 300,
        "placeholder" : "Select countries...",
        data :   [
            {
                "id" : 1,
                "text" : "India"
            },
            {
                "id" : 2,
                "text" : "Bangladesh"
            },
            .....
        ],
        processResults : (modelObject : any) => {
            let selectValues : Array<any> = [];
            modelObject.forEach((item : {id : number, text : string}) => {
                selectValues.push({
                    id : item.id,
                    text : item.text,
                });
            });
            return selectValues;
        }
    }

With Ajax request

    public countries : any;
    private selectOptions = {
        "idField" : "id",
        "textField" : "text",
        "multiple" : true,
        "allowClear" : true,
        "debounceTime" : 300,
        "placeholder" : "Select countries...",
        ajax : {
            "requestType" : "get",
            "url"      : 'http://demo.com/api/countries?fields=id|name&limit=-1&filters={"name":{"type":"search","value":"SEARCH_VALUE"}}',
            "authToken": AUTH TOKEN IF REQUIRED,
            responseData : (response : any) => {
                let currentValue = response.data;
                let value : Array<any> = [];
                currentValue.forEach((item : {id : number, name : string}) => {
                    value.push({
                        id  : item.id,
                        text: item.name
                    });
                });
                return value;
            }
        },
        processResults : (modelObject : any) => {
            let selectValues : Array<any> = [];
            modelObject.forEach((item : {id : number, text : string}) => {
                selectValues.push({
                    id : item.id,
                    text : item.text,
                });
            });
            return selectValues;
        }
    }

NOTE: Always put SEARCH_VALUE in your url. We will automatically replace SEARCH_VALUE with input entered by you.

For Update (With Ajax request)View Demo

    public countries : any = [{
       "countryCode" : '1',
       "countryName" : "India"
   }];
    private selectOptions = {
        "idField" : "countryCode",
        "textField" : "countryName",
        "multiple" : true,
        "allowClear" : true,
        "debounceTime" : 300,
        "placeholder" : "Select countries...",
        ajax : {
            "requestType" : "get",
            "url"      : 'http://demo.com/api/countries?fields=id|name&limit=-1&filters={"name":{"type":"search","value":"SEARCH_VALUE"}}',
            "authToken": AUTH TOKEN IF REQUIRED,
            responseData : (response : any) => {
                let currentValue = response.data;
                let value : Array<any> = [];
                currentValue.forEach((item : {isoCode : string, name : string}) => {
                    value.push({
                        countryCode  : item.isoCode,
                        countryName: item.name
                    });
                });
                return value;
            }
        },
        processResults : (modelObject : any) => {
            let selectValues : Array<any> = [];
            modelObject.forEach((item : {countryCode : string, countryName : string}) => {
                selectValues.push({
                    countryCode : item.countryCode,
                    countryName : item.countryName,
                });
            });
            return selectValues;
        }
    }

NOTE: Always put SEARCH_VALUE in your url. We will automatically replace SEARCH_VALUE with input entered by you.

[(ngModel)]

You need to set [(ngModel)] with your Component variable for which you want two way data binding.

Input properties (selectOptions)

idField(optional)

default - id

String value to set id field.

textField(optional)

default - text

String value to set text field.

multiple

true/false

A boolean to choose between single and multi-select.

allowClear

true/false

If set to true, a button with a cross that can be used to clear the currently selected option is shown if an option is selected.

debounceTime

Integer value

Time for which you want to wait to appear select options.

placeholder

default: ''

The placeholder value is shown if no option is selected.

processResults

Callback function to set ngModel array of object. For single select:

processResults : (modelObject : any) => {
    let selectValues : Array<any> = [];
    selectValues.push({
        id : item.id,
        textValue : item.text,
    });
    return selectValues;
}

For multiple select :

processResults : (modelObject : any) => {
    let selectValues : Array<any> = [];
    modelObject.forEach((item : {id : number, text : string}) => {
        selectValues.push({
            id : item.id,
            textValue : item.text,
        });
    });
    return selectValues;
}

Input properties (selectOptions.ajax)

If you want to use ajax request to fetch data from url and want to render this data into your select option then we will use following properties:

requestType

get/post

Request type for url address.

url

string

URL address from where you will fetch data for select options. NOTE: Always put SEARCH_VALUE in your url. We will automatically replace SEARCH_VALUE with input entered by you.

authToken (optional)

string

If your url endpoint uses auth token then assign to authToken

responseData

Callback function to set select option values:

responseData : (response : any) => {
    let currentValue = response.data;
    let value : Array<any> = [];
    currentValue.forEach((item : {id : number, name : string}) => {
        value.push({
            id  : item.id,
            text: item.name
        });
    });
    return value;
}