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mob-multi-picker

v1.2.2

Published

a flexible picker for User-Defined Json

Downloads

246

Readme

Intro

1. How to use

npm i mob-multi-picker --save-dev

2. How to import

webpack.config.js:

var path = require('path');
module.exports = {
entry : {...},
output : {...},
module : {
	loaders :[{
		test: /\.css$/,
		loader: 'style!css'
	}, {
		test: /\.js$/,
		exclude: path.resolve('./node_modules'),
		loader: 'babel',
	}]
}
}

html:

<body>
	<!-- the #targetInput can be any other dom for your convenient-->
	<input id="targetInput" type="text" readonly/>
	<!-- the #targetContainer must be the outermost dom below body -->
	<div id="targetContainer"></div>
</body>

js:

import MultiPicker from 'mob-multi-picker';
new MultiPicker({ ... });

Parameter List:

| Attributes | Type | Value | Details | | -----| -----| -----| -----| | input | {String} |eg:'targetInput' | the id of the dom you touch. | | container | {String} |eg:'targetContainer'| the id of the container you ready to append dom. | | jsonData | {Array} |eg:'[{'id':001,'value':'北京市','child':[{'id':00101,'value':'朝阳区'},{'id':00102,'value':'海淀区'}]}]'| user-defined JSON must be legal. A obj is made up of three attrs, id, value and child. | | success | {function} |function(arr){alert(arr)}| function(arr){} User-defined callback. The first param is the result. And you'll see other prop "index" which means the obj's index depends on the child prop of the straight parent(after v1.2.0).|

The JSON Object:

| Attributes | Type | Details | | -----| -----| -----| | id | {String} | the identity of it | | value | {String} | the value of it | | child | {Array} | the next linkage of it. If it's the last linkage, the child can be an empty array or null. |

3. Tips

  • For questions and issues please use THIS WAY
  • You must instantiate it after ready.
  • I am Appian.