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slim-select
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npm install slim-select
<script src="https://unpkg.com/slim-select@latest/dist/slimselect.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://unpkg.com/slim-select@latest/dist/slimselect.css" />
import SlimSelect from 'slim-select'
new SlimSelect({
select: '#selectElement',
})
<select id="selectElement">
<option value="value1">Value 1</option>
</select>
Data is an array of objects that represent both option and optgroups.
See below for list of data types
new SlimSelect({
select: '#selectElement',
// Array of Option objects
data: [{ text: 'Value 1', value: 'value1' }],
// or
// Array of Optgroups and/or Options
data: [{ label: 'Optgroup Label', options: { text: 'Value 1', value: 'value1' } }],
})
// <optgroup>
var optgroup = {
label: 'label', // Required
selectAll: false, // Optional - default false
closable: 'off', // Optional - default 'off' - 'off', 'open', 'close'
options: [], // Required - value is an array of options
}
// <option>
var option = {
text: 'text', // Required
value: 'value', // Optional - value will be set by text if not set
html: '<b>Html</b>', // Optional - if set, used for display purposes
selected: false, // Optional - default is false
display: true, // Optional - default is true
disabled: false, // Optional - default is false
mandatory: false, // Optional - default is false
placeholder: false, // Optional - default is false
class: '', // Optional - default is not set
style: '', // Optional - default is not set
data: {}, // Optional - If you have data attributes
}
Settings are a list of fields that help customize how SlimSelect operates
new SlimSelect({
select: '#selectElement',
settings: {
// Below are a list of optional fields
// their values are the defaults
disabled: false,
alwaysOpen: false,
showSearch: true,
focusSearch: true,
searchPlaceholder: 'Search',
searchText: 'No Results',
searchingText: 'Searching...',
searchHighlight: false,
closeOnSelect: true,
contentLocation: document.body,
contentPosition: 'absolute',
openPosition: 'auto', // options: auto, up, down
placeholderText: 'Select Value',
allowDeselect: false,
hideSelected: false,
showOptionTooltips: false,
minSelected: 0,
maxSelected: 1000,
timeoutDelay: 200,
maxValuesShown: 20,
maxValuesMessage: '{number} selected',
addableText: 'Press "Enter" to add {value}',
},
})
Events are function callbacks for when certain actions happen
new SlimSelect({
select: '#selectElement',
events: {
search: (searchValue: string, currentData: DataArray) => Promise<DataArrayPartial> | DataArrayPartial
searchFilter: (option: Option, search: string) => boolean
addable: (value: string) => Promise<OptionOptional | string> | OptionOptional | string | Error
beforeChange: (newVal: Option[], oldVal: Option[]) => boolean | void
afterChange: (newVal: Option[]) => void
beforeOpen: () => void
afterOpen: () => void
beforeClose: () => void
afterClose: () => void
error: (err: Error) => void
},
})
FAQs
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The npm package slim-select receives a total of 37,342 weekly downloads. As such, slim-select popularity was classified as popular.
We found that slim-select demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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