Ionic Selectable

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An Ionic component similar to Ionic Select, that allows to search items, including async search, infinite scrolling and more.

Contents

• Demo
• Features
• Getting started
• Supported Ionic versions
• FAQ
• Docs
• Theming

Supported Ionic versions

• Ionic 3 (3.6.0 - 3.9.2)
• Ionic 4 (>=4.0.0-beta.19)

Features

• Single selection
• Multiple selection
• Search items
• Search items asynchronously
• Search by several item fields
• Forms
• InfiniteScroll
• VirtualScroll
• Templates
• Grouping items
• Editing, adding and deleting items
• Disabling items

Getting started

1. Install it.

// Ionic 3 npm install [email protected]3.4.0 --save // Ionic 4 npm install [email protected]4.4.0 --save

1. Import it.
   First, import IonicSelectableModule to your app.module.ts that is normally located in src\app\app.module.ts.

import { IonicSelectableModule } from 'ionic-selectable'; @NgModule({ imports: [ IonicSelectableModule ] }) export class AppModule { }

Note: Additionally, if you use Ionic 3+ you might be as well using lazy loaded pages. Check if your pages have a module file, for example, home.module.ts, and if they do then import IonicSelectableModule to each page module too.

import { IonicSelectableModule } from 'ionic-selectable'; import { HomePage } from './home'; @NgModule({ declarations: [ HomePage ], imports: [ IonicPageModule.forChild(HomePage), IonicSelectableModule ] }) export class HomePageModule { }

1. Add it to template.

<ion-item> <ion-label>Port</ion-label> <ionic-selectable item-content // Required for Ionic 3 only. [(ngModel)]="port" [items]="ports" itemValueField="id" itemTextField="name" [canSearch]="true" (onChange)="portChange($event)"> </ionic-selectable> </ion-item>

1. Configure it.

import { IonicSelectableComponent } from 'ionic-selectable'; class Port { public id: number; public name: string; } @Component({ ... }) export class HomePage { ports: Port[]; port: Port; constructor() { this.ports = [ { id: 1, name: 'Tokai' }, { id: 2, name: 'Vladivostok' }, { id: 3, name: 'Navlakhi' } ]; } portChange(event: { component: IonicSelectableComponent, value: any }) { console.log('port:', event.value); } }

1. Enjoy it 😉
2. Check out live demos to see what it is capable of.
   Also, explore the docs and FAQ to learn more about its features.
3. Have a question? Ask me on LinkendIn!

Development

• ionic serve (v3) or ng serve (v4) runs dev app containing test cases/demos.
• gulp creates npm package.
• npm publish dist publishes npm package.

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