counter-directive

Your friendly neighborhood stepped counter directive ##Summary This is a small directive that allows you to put a stepped counter complete with dropdown and plus or minus buttons for your code. It utilizes ui-bootstrap along with the kamilkp's marvelous angular-vs-repeat directive.

##Example counter-directive is very simple to use. You simply inject ng-counter-directive into your dependencies and then you have access to a counter directive like follows:

<counter step='1' max='100' min='0'></counter>

and voila! you have a nice counter dropdown. Of course you will likely want to connect this with an ng-model. Using the attribute quantity you can do just that:

<counter step='1' max='100' min='0' quantity='myModel.quantity'></counter>

Sometimes you wish to have a minimum quantity after which your input clears. To set the min value of the directive as a clearing point simply put in the min-clears attribute on the counter.

<counter step='1' max='50' min='1' quantity='myModel.quantity' clears='Remove Quantity'></counter>

If the property clears is not on the directive the quantity will not clear after setting it for the first time. If clears is present without a value then the quantity will clear on the minimum you specified. If you clears is present with a value then it will add that value as the first entry of your dropdown.

You can also specify the message that is displayed when there is no quantity like so:

<counter step='1' max='76' min='0' quantity='myModel.quantity' message='"Please select a quantity"'></counter>

If not specified it defaults to 'Choose a quantity'

##!!IMPORTANT!! In order to change the height of the list items please do not set them with css, instead use the attribute cell-height on the counter-directive to change it. Like so:

<counter step='1' max='100' min='0' cell-height='32px'></counter>

This is done to ensure that autoscrolling works consistently (i.e. when you open the dropdown the topmost element in view will be the one that is currently selected.