A lightweight, no-css select library.

Markup generated is super-minimal and confirms to RSCSS guidelines for easy styling.

Install with npm i --save @webantic/select

Just require (use something like browserify), give it either a text input element or a select element and you're good to go.

   var Select = require('@webantic/select')

   var myDropdown = new Select(document.querySelector(".js-select"), {
     options: [
      {
        text: 'One',
        value: 1,
        selected: true
      },
      {
        text: 'Two',
        value: 2
      },
      {
        text: 'Three',
        value: 3
      }
     ]
   })

If you use a select element, the options will be parsed automatically and used. So will the multiple attribute if present

When you're ready to grab the value from the DOM you can do so by looking for the element with the same name as your original input. You can also use the .value() method

e.g. if you used a select with a name of gender you should see a gender field in your formData still. (for multi-select elements you'll need to JSON.parse the value to get an array)

You can pass a config object as a second argument to the constructor.

options: (required for text inputs). An array of options. e.g.

  [ 
    {
      value: 33,
      text: "thirty three",
      selected: true
    },
    {
      value: "Ad0s9a8dS",
      text: "Paul"
    }
  ]

position: (default fixed) either "absolute" or "fixed". Represents the css position type. If fixed is used the dropdown will disappear on scroll.

multiple: (default false) either true or false, if you want to enable multiple selections

search: (default false) either true or false, whether you want to enable text search in the dropdown - useful for big datasets.

text

viewport

isModal

oneOpen

classWrapper class for the mounted div

classValue class for the select

classOption class for the select option

inline true or false