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dss-ng-select

v0.0.6

Published

- **bindLabel="lb_name"** The property from your API response object that will be shown as the **display label** in the dropdown. → Example: if API returns `{ lb_id: 101, lb_name: 'John' }`, then "John" appears in the dropdown.

Readme

dss-ng-select Documentation

Attributes

Core Binding

  • bindLabel="lb_name"
    The property from your API response object that will be shown as the display label in the dropdown.
    → Example: if API returns { lb_id: 101, lb_name: 'John' }, then "John" appears in the dropdown.

  • bindValue="lb_id"
    The property used as the actual value bound to ngModel.
    → Example: selecting "John" sets entity.L_id = 101.

  • name="company"
    Angular’s form control name. Useful in reactive/template-driven forms.


Selection & Behavior

  • [multiple]="false"
    Whether multiple selections are allowed. true = multi-select, false = single-select.

  • [clearable]="true"
    Whether the selected value can be cleared with a small "×" button.

  • label="Company"
    A field label displayed above or alongside the dropdown.

  • placeholder="Select Users"
    Text shown when nothing is selected.


Data Source

  • URL="Labour/LabourList"
    API endpoint to fetch dropdown data.
    → Your component likely makes an HTTP request internally.

  • [apiParams]="{ branch_id: '102' }"
    Extra parameters passed to the API call.
    → Example: the API will be called as /Labour/LabourList?branch_id=102.

  • [searchParams]="[{ key:'lb_name', value: entity.L_id || ''}]
    Dynamic search filtering passed along with the API call.
    → Example: adds lb_name=... to query string.


Styling

  • [cssStyle]="'width:300px'"
    Inline CSS style applied to the dropdown (here, width set to 300px).

Extra Info

  • [OnSubItems]={'Mobile No':'lb_mobile_no'}
    Additional info shown in the dropdown items.
    → Example: If API returns { lb_mobile_no: '9876543210' }, it may display as:
    John
    Mobile No: 9876543210

Data Binding

  • [(ngModel)]="entity.L_id"
    Two-way data binding between the dropdown and your Angular component variable.
    → Keeps entity.L_id in sync with the selection.

Events

  • (change)="getValue($event)"
    Triggered when the user selects/clears a value.
    • $event will contain the full object or the bound value (depending on your component’s implementation).
    • Example:
      getValue(selected: any) {
        console.log('Selected Value:', selected);
      }

Example Usage

<dss-ng-select
      bindLabel="lb_name"
      name="company"
      bindValue="lb_id"
      [multiple]="false"
      [clearable]="true"
      label="Company"
      (change)="getValue($event)"
      [cssStyle]="'width:300px'"
      placeholder="Select Users"
      URL="Labour/LabourList"
      [apiParams]="{ branch_id : '102'}"
      [OnSubItems]="{'Mobile No':'lb_mobile_no'}"
      [searchParams]="[{key:'lb_name',value:entity.L_id || ''}]"
      [(ngModel)]="entity.L_id"
></dss-ng-select>

Component TS Import → Makes the element usable in that component’s template.

app.config.ts provideDssNgSelect() → Sets up global defaults/config (like base API URL) so you don’t need to repeat them everywhere.

provideDssNgSelect({ apiUrl: ApiPath })

Summary

This is a custom Angular select component (dss-ng-select) that:

  • Auto-fetches data from an API (URL + params)
  • Displays labels/values with optional extra subitems
  • Supports styling and form integration
  • Works with Angular two-way binding and emits change events