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gaffa-select

v1.4.3

Published

gaffa-select ============

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Readme

gaffa-select

select view for gaffa

Install:

npm i gaffa-select

Add to gaffa:

gaffa.views.constructors.select = require('gaffa-select');

API

Properties (instanceof Gaffa.Property)

options

Bind to an array of items to use as options in the select box

eg:

gaffa.model.set('[data]', [1,2,3]);

select.options.binding = '[data]';

You can override what to show as text for each option via:

select.options.textBinding = <some binding>

When the textBinding expression is evaluated, the value of the option is available in context, as 'option'

For example:

select.options.textBinding = 'option';

Would map to 1, 2 and 3 for each respective option element.

You can use any kind of expression you like for the textBinding, eg:

gaffa.model.set('[someLabels]', ['a','b','c']);

select.options.textBinding = '(getValue [someLabels] option)';

Would map to a, b and c for each respective option element.

You can also override what value gets set to the model when a given option is selected via:

select.options.valueBinding = <some binding>

Which has the same implementation as textBinding.

eg:

select.options.textBinding = '(/ option 2)';

Would map to 0.5, 1 and 1.5 for each respective option element.

value

Bind the value of the option view to the model.

select.value.binding = '[someBinding]';

value is a two way property, changing the option views selection will update the model based on this properties binding, and changing the model will update the view.

showBlank

Whether to show a blank option in the select control or not.

select.showBlank.value = true;

Would add a blank option who's value is undefined, to the select control.