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multi-select

v0.3.4

Published

A multi-select component for CanJS

Downloads

252

Readme

Build Status npm version Join the chat at https://gitter.im/icanjs/multi-select

A multi-select component for CanJS

NPM

Demo

Here is a JSBin demo.

Multi Select Demo

Installation

npm install multi-select --save

You can use any of the builds in the dist folder to meet your project needs.

Usage

Using CanJS's built-in support for StealJS, you can now import the module directly inside your templates. For example:

<can-import from="multi-select"/>

<multi-select select-all>
  <option value="1">One</option>
  <option value="2" selected>Two</option>
  <option value="3" disabled>Three</option>
</multi-select>

<multi-select select-all="default" selected-values="{selectedValues}">
  {{#each items}}
    <option value="{{value}}" {{#if isSelected}}selected{{/if}}>{{text}}</option>
  {{/each}}
</multi-select>

<multi-select list="{items}" selected-items="{selectedItems}"></multi-select>

<multi-select list="{items}"
              value-prop="id"
              text-prop="name"
              selected-prop="isChecked"
              selected-items="{selectedItems}"
              select-all></multi-select>

<multi-select select-all
              all-selected-value="-1"
              {^selected-values}="selectedValues"
              {^are-all-selected}="areAllSelected">
  <option value="-1">All</option>
  <option value="1">One</option>
  <option value="2">Two</option>
  <option value="3" selected>Three</option>
</multi-select>

With all-selected-value the selectedValues will result in [-1].

Event delegation:

<multi-select {list}="items" (itemclick)="onItemClick"></multi-select>

<multi-select {list}="items" click-event-name="myevent" (myevent)="onItemClick"></multi-select>

var onItemClick = function(context, el, ev, params){
    console.log('Item was clicked with value=%s and isSelected=%s ', params.value, params.isSelected);
}

For can-2.2.x and older there will be an additional event triggered on the element and can be captured like this on the parent component with events:

events: {
    'multi-select itemclick': function(context, ev, params){
        console.log('Item was clicked!', params);
        // -> {value: 5, isSelected: true, selectedValues: [5,6,7]}
    }
}

API

  • list: a list of items to use if no tags are rendered inside the component.
  • selected: an array of selected items as objects with value and text properties.
  • selected-values: an array of selected values.
  • selected-items: an array of selected items if items are passed as list.
  • are-all-selected: boolean, true if all options are selected.
  • (itemclick): the handler will be called with 4 arguments by default:
  • content,
  • element,
  • ev,
  • params: {value: <itemValue>, isSelected: <boolean>, selectedValues: <array of selected values>}

Options:

  • select-all: show "Select All" option. If value "default" is passed then all options will be preselected. Default: false.
  • select-all-text: string to be shown for "Select All" option. Default: 'Select All'.
  • all-selected-text: string to be shown when all items are selected. Default: 'All Selected'.
  • all-selected-value: a value to be returned when all options are selected (e.g. if its -1, then selectedValues will result in [-1]).
  • value-prop: property name to look up for value. Default: 'value'
  • text-prop: property name to look up for text. Default: 'text'.
  • selected-prop: property name to look up to check if an item should be selected. Default: 'isSelected'.
  • disabled-prop: property name to look up to check if an item should be disabled. Default: 'isDisabled'.
  • click-event-name: property name to look up to check if an item should be disabled. Default: 'itemclick'.

Changelog

0.3.0 - By default, when there is one item in the list, when that item is checked, the allSelectedText value will be the text of the checked item.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome.

Authors

Built with StealJS