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svelte-select-kit

v0.1.1

Published

This library is a one-stop solution for building WAI-ARIA compliant navigation/command/select menus. The components provided are headless so they can be styled as per your requirement, they are also [composable](https://github.com/pacocoursey/cmdk/blob/ma

Downloads

58

Readme

Select Kit

This library is a one-stop solution for building WAI-ARIA compliant navigation/command/select menus. The components provided are headless so they can be styled as per your requirement, they are also composable in nature so its easy to use. Refer the various examples below to implement the variation you want to build.

Installation

npm install svelte-select-kit

Basic Structure of a Combobox

  • Select.Root: The root component which sets up label, context and the store:
    • Select.Input: Combobox's input, keeps track of query
    • Select.Select: Use this if you're building a select only component
    • Select.ListBox: Root component of the items
      • Select.Item: A single selectable item, you will have multiple of these
      • Select.Separator: Just a div with role='separator'
      • Select.NoResults: Rendered when there are no results found
  • Select.Button: A button to toggle the list-box

Stable Release TODOS:

  • [ ] Multiselect Support
  • [ ] Type Ahead Support for 'Select Only' combobox
  • [ ] Some API improvements

Examples

For full examples refer the examples folder in this repo

NOTE: We use @smui/common to forward events of our components, it works similarly to the the Svelte syntax apart from one important difference: for adding event modifiers the | should be replaced by $ i.e. on:click|preventDefault becomes on:click$preventDefault. For information on this refer this issue.

Basic Example

<script lang="ts">
	import Select from 'svelte-select-kit';
</script>

<Select.Root label="Numbers">
	<Select.Input placeholder="Search something..." class="input" />
	<Select.ListBox let:open>
		{#if open}
			<Select.NoResults>No results found</Select.NoResults>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked one')} id="one">One</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked two')} id="two">Two</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked three')} id="three">Three</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked four')} id="four">Four</Select.Item>
		{/if}
	</Select.ListBox>
</Select.Root>

Disable Filtering

ListBox supports shouldFilter prop which will disable filtering, to access the input value to perform your own filtering you may bind to the input component's value prop.

<script lang="ts">
	import Select from 'svelte-select-kit';

	let value = '';
	// Add your logic here for filtering..
</script>

<Select.Root label="Numbers">
	<Select.Input bind:value placeholder="Search something..." class="input" />
	<Select.ListBox shouldFilter={false}>...</Select.ListBox>
</Select.Root>
...

With Chevron Button

<!-- 
	Basic example with dropdown button
 -->
<script lang="ts">
	import Select from '$lib/index.js';
</script>

<Select.Root label="Numbers">
	<Select.Input placeholder="Search something..." class="input" />
	<Select.Button let:open>{open ? '⌃' : '⌄'}</Select.Button>
	<Select.ListBox let:open>
		{#if open}
			<Select.NoResults>No results found</Select.NoResults>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked one')} id="one">One</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked two')} id="two">Two</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked three')} id="three">Three</Select.Item>
			<Select.Item onSelectItem={() => console.log('clicked four')} id="four">Four</Select.Item>
		{/if}
	</Select.ListBox>
</Select.Root>