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@knod/nouislider

v9.2.1

Published

Please see the original repo ([git://github.com/leongersen/noUiSlider.git](git://github.com/leongersen/noUiSlider.git)) on which this is based.

Downloads

2

Readme

noUiSlider

Please see the original repo (git://github.com/leongersen/noUiSlider.git) on which this is based.

noUiSlider is lightweight JavaScript range slider.

License

noUiSlider is licensed WTFPL. You can use it for free and without any attribution, in any personal or commercial project. You may also fork the project and re-release it under another license you prefer.

Documentation

An extensive documentation, including examples, options and configuration details, is available here: noUiSlider documentation.

Bower

bower install nouislider --save

npm (package)

npm install nouislider --save

Changelog

9.2.0 (2017-01-17)

  • Added: Version number to exceptions;
  • Added: noUiSlider.version holds current version number;
  • Added: Throw exception on invalid pips configuration (#721);
  • Added: Merged pull request that uses less preprocessor to generate CSS (#735);

9.1.0 (2016-12-10)

  • Fixed: Slider not properly handling multitouch (#700, #704);
  • Fixed: Removed a querySelector for the currently active handle (#720);
  • Fixed: Removed iOS/webkit flashes on tap;
  • Fixed: Incorrect error when using margin/limit with a step smaller than 0 (#736);
  • Fixed: Drag option using incorrect cursor arrows (#681);
  • Added: New padding option (#711);
  • Added: Re-introduced .noUi-handle-lower and .noUi-handle-upper classes removed in 9.0.0;
  • Added: Compatibility for legacy connect options removed in 9.0.0;

9.0.0 (2016-09-26)

  • Added: Support for more than 2 handles;
  • Added: format option can be updated (#641);
  • Added: reset method the return slider to start values (#673);
  • Change: connect option is now implemented as a separate node;
  • Change: all event arguments, including the handle number, are now in slider order;
  • Change: updateOptions now modifies the original options object. The reference in slider.noUiSlider.options remains up to date (#678);
  • Change: more events fire when using various behaviour options (#664);
  • Change: on rtl sliders, handles are now visually positioned from the sliders right/bottom edge;
  • Change: events for rtl sliders now fire in the same order as for ltr sliders (with incremental handleNumbers);
  • Change: internal Spectrum component is no longer direction aware;
  • Change: limit and margin must be divisible by step (if set);
  • Removed: .noUi-stacking class. Handles now stack themselves;
  • ~~Removed~~ (returned in 9.1.0): .noUi-handle-lower and .noUi-handle-upper classes;
  • Removed: .noUi-background. Use .noUi-target instead;
  • ~~Removed~~ (backward compatibility in 9.1.0): connect: 'lower' and connect: 'upper'. These settings are replaced by connect: [true, false];
  • Fixed: default tooltip color (#687);
  • Fixed: margin and limit calculated improperly after calling updateOptions with a new range option;
  • Fixed: range option was required in update, even when not updating it (#682);
  • Fixed: Cursor styling is now consistent for disabled handles and sliders (#644);
  • Fixed: Sliders now ignore touches when the screen is touched multiple times (#649, #663, #668);

Devices

Devices/browsers tested:

  • Surface Pro 3 (Windows 10)
  • iPad Air 2 (iOS 9.3)
  • iPad 3 (iOS 8.4)
  • Moto E (Android 5.1, Chrome)
  • Lumia 930 (WP8.1, IE10 mobile)
  • Lumia 930 (WM10, Edge)
  • OnePlus 3 (Android 6)
    • Chrome
    • Firefox
  • Asus S400C (Windows 10, Touch + mouse)
    • Chrome
    • Firefox
    • Edge
    • IE11
    • IE10 (Emulated)
    • IE9 (Emulated)

Browserify

This library is UMD compatible, so you can use it in this way:

var noUiSlider = require('nouislider');

var slider = document.getElementById('slider');

noUiSlider.create(slider, {
  start: 40,
  connect: "lower",
  range: {
    min: 0,
    max: 100
  }
});

Browser support

All major browsers are supported. To support IE8 you'll need to shim several ES5 features.

You can use polyfill.io to easily do so:

<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=Edge">
<!--[if lte IE 8]>
<script src="https://cdn.polyfill.io/v2/polyfill.min.js"></script>
<![endif]-->