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wmx-select

v1.8.4

Published

A simple JavaScript replacement for HTML selects

Downloads

29

Readme

WmxSelect

WmxSelect is a lightweight, customizable JavaScript library that transforms native select elements into styled dropdown menus with enhanced functionality. It offers callbacks for initialization and selection, customizable classes, and support for disabled items.

Features

  • Customizable Styles: Easily customize the appearance of the dropdown menu with CSS.
  • Callbacks Support: Hooks for both initialization and option selection.
  • Disabled Options: Support for disabled options within the dropdown.
  • No Dependencies: WmxSelect doesn't rely on any external libraries.

Installation

Include WmxSelect in your project by adding the WmxSelect.js file to your HTML:

<script src="path/to/wmx-select/index.min.js"></script>

TODO: npm/yarn/... installing

Usage

To use WmxSelect, simply create a new instance of the WmxSelect class and pass in an options object if necessary.

Basic Example

<select id="mySelect">
  <option value="1">Option 1</option>
  <option value="2">Option 2</option>
  <option value="3">Option 3</option>
</select>

<script>
  new WmxSelect({
    element: document.querySelector('#mySelect', {
        // ...override options if necessary
    })
  });
</script>

Options

You can customize WmxSelect by providing an options object:

new WmxSelect({
  element: document.querySelector('select'), // The select element to be enhanced
  baseClassPrefix: 'wmx', // Base class for CSS customization
  openClass: 'open', // Class applied when the dropdown is open
  itemAttributes: ['class', 'disabled'], // Attributes to copy from the original select option to the dropdown
  onInit: (wmxselect) => {}, // Callback after initialization
  onSelect: (wmxselect) => {}, // Callback after selecting an option
});

Styling

WmxSelect is fully customizable via CSS. Here are the default classes used:

  • .wmx-select: The container around the enhanced select dropdown.
  • .wmx-button: The button element that shows the currently selected item.
  • .wmx-dropdown: The dropdown list container.
  • .wmx-selected: Applied to the selected item within the dropdown.

License

TODO: Specify the license under which WmxSelect is distributed.

Contributing

TODO: Invite users to contribute to the WmxSelect project by providing guidelines on how they can contribute.

Minify js:

uglifyjs index.js > index.min.js