ember-autoresize-modifier
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Element Modifier that resizes a <textarea> accordingly to the input.
ember install ember-autoresize-modifier
<textarea {{autoresize}}>
<textarea {{autoresize mode='width'}}>
If you bind a property to the value of the textarea, you must also pass it as
an argument to {{autoresize}} modifier. Otherwise the textarea won't resize
when the value is changed programmatically:
<textarea value={{this.foo}} {{autoresize this.foo}}>
<textarea value={{this.foo}} {{autoresize this.foo mode='width'}}>
The addon takes resizes the textarea by setting height / width CSS
property. It overrules all custom values of the height / width property.
Therefore styles of textareas using this modifier must not rely on height /
width CSS property.
Use CSS min-height / min-width and max-height / max-width properties
to enforce a minimum and/or maximum height / width.
See the Contributing guide for details.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
v0.8.0 (2025-03-08)
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Autoresize Element Modifier for Ember.js
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