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int-selector

v1.0.17

Published

int-selector is an angular directive, that allow to select int values, and int ranges, like you do when you select page that you want to print.

Downloads

29

Readme

INT-SELECTOR

int-selector is an angular directive, that allow to select int values, and int ranges, like you do when you select page that you want to print.

1; 3-5 // means select [1,3,4,5]

This directive is perfect to select pages of course, but also years.

Usage

  • Installation
npm install int-selector -save
  • Add file to your build (webpack, gulp...)
node_modules/int-selector/dist/intselector.js
node_modules/int-selector/dist/intselector.css
  • Dependencies

    • angularjs 1.x
    • bootstrap 3.x
    • lodash
  • Configuration

  1. Add module to your angular application
  angular.module("YourApp", [..., 'int-selector', ...]);
  1. Add directive to your html
<int-selector 
	name="string" 
	placeholder="string"
	labels="object"

	separator="char"

	separators="string"
	ng-model="expression" 

	ngSuggests="expression"
	fixed="integer" 
	min="integer" 
	max="integer" 
	reverse="boolean"

	ng-disabled="expression" disabled="boolean"
	ng-readonly="expression" readonly="boolean"
	ng-required="expression" required="boolean"

	ng-change="expression"
	
	key-nav="expression">
</int-selector>
  1. Options
  • name : the name used in form, you can use it for get the validity of input form.inputname.$valid : default value : undefined
  • ng-model : the integers array result. : default value : []
  • min : Min value accepted. : default value : 0
  • max : Max value accepted. : default value : Number.MAX_SAFE_INTEGER : 9007199254740991
  • ng-suggests : Values in dropdown menu : default value : []
  • ng-disabled/disabled : Disable input, input value will be hide, it's different of readonly. : default value : false
  • ng-readonly/readonly : Readonly input. : default value : false
  • ng-required/required : Empty enter is not accepted. : default value : false
  • fixed : Size of each input, usefull for years for example. : default value : undefined
  • separator : Int separator. : default value : ';'
  • separators : Int separators accepted from keyboard. : default value : ';'
  • key-nav : Add keys navigation feature, ArrowUp, ArrowDown, Add(+) : default value : true
  • ng-change : handler when value change. function receives two arguments, data (current list of int) and old, (previous list of int) : handlerChange(data, old). : default value : undefined
  • placeholder : placeholder text : default value : 'Enter values or ranges, separed by comma...'
  • labels : all and none text : default value : '{all:'All', none:'None'}'