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vue-country-code-select

v1.6.7

Published

Country Code Select with Vue

Downloads

3,559

Readme

vue-country-code-select

Country Code Select with Vue.

Checkout Demo at Github pages.

Installation

  • yarn:
      yarn add vue-country-code-select
  • npm:
      npm i --save vue-country-code-select

Usage

  • Install as a global component:

    import Vue from "vue";
    import VueCountryCode from "vue-country-code-select";
    
    Vue.use(VueCountryCode);
  • In your component:

    <template>
    ...
       <vue-country-code
                      @onSelect="onSelect"
                      <!-- optional -->
                      :preferredCountries="['vn', 'us', 'gb']">
       </vue-country-code>
    ...
    <template>
    <script>
    export default {
      data() {
        return {
        };
      },
      methods: {
         onSelect({name, iso2, dialCode}) {
           console.log(name, iso2, dialCode);
         },
      },
    }
    </script>
  • Register the new field as a global component

Props

| Property value | Type | Default value | Description | | ------------------------- | --------- | ----------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | defaultCountry | string | '' | Default country, will override the country fetched from IP address of user | | searchPlaceholderText | string | '' | Default text - "Search country" | | enableSearchField | Boolean | '' | Default "false" | | disabledFetchingCountry | Boolean | false | Disable fetching current country based on IP address of user | | enabledCountryCode | Boolean | false | Enable country code in the input | | enabledFlags | Boolean | true | Enable flags in the input | | preferredCountries | Array | [] | Preferred countries list, will be on top of the dropdown. ie ['AU', 'BR'] | | onlyCountries | Array | [] | List of countries will be shown on the dropdown. ie ['AU', 'BR'] | | ignoredCountries | Array | [] | List of countries will NOT be shown on the dropdown. ie ['AU', 'BR'] | | dropdownOptions | Object | { disabledDialCode: false } | Options for dropdown, supporting disabledDialCode |

Events

| Property value | Arguments | Description | | -------------- | --------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | onSelect | Object | Fires when the input changes with the argument is the object includes { name, iso2, dialCode } |

Highlights & Credits

Demo Usage


# install dependencies
$ yarn/npm install

# compile demo and start serve for development
$ yarn/npm dev

# build
$ yarn/npm build

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