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@webileapps/nativescript-radiobutton
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A plugin for nativescript that exposes the radiogroup and radiobutton native view elements.
A NativeScript plugin for the native radiogroup and radiobutton widget.
| Android | iOS |
|---|---|
| Android RadioGroup | NONE |
| Android RadioButton | NONE |
From your command prompt/terminal go to your app's root folder and execute:
tns plugin add nativescript-radiobutton
If you want a quickstart, clone the repo, cd src, and execute the following commands:
npm install
npm run demo.android
Import to NgModule for use
import { RadioButtonModule } from 'nativescript-radiobutton/angular'
@NgModule({
imports: [
RadioButtonModule
]
})
Place this in your view.
<StackLayout>
<RadioGroup [(value)]="dataBoundVariable">
<RadioButton text="Selection 1"></RadioButton>
<RadioButton text="Selection 2"></RadioButton>
<RadioButton text="Selection 3"></RadioButton>
</RadioGroup>
</StackLayout>
In your main.js register both RadioGroup and RadioButton elements
Vue.registerElement('RadioGroup', () => require('nativescript-radiobutton').RadioGroup)
Vue.registerElement('RadioButton', () => require('nativescript-radiobutton').RadioButton)
And in your template, use it
<RadioGroup
@selected="onSelected">
<RadioButton
v-for="item in someList"
:key="item.id"
:text="item.text">
</RadioButton>
</RadioGroup>
###RadioButton
| Android | Example |
|---|---|
| enabled | enabled="true | false" |
| text | text="a string" |
| checked | checked="true | false" |
###RadioGroup
| Android | Returns |
|---|---|
| value | the index of the radio button selected |
###RadioButton
| Android | Example |
|---|---|
| enabled | enabled="true | false" |
| text | text="a string" |
| checked | checked="true | false" |
###RadioGroup
| Android | Type |
|---|---|
| value | EventEmitter |
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