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jsuites

v5.3.4

Published

jSuites is a collection of lightweight common required javascript plugins and web components. It is composed of fully responsive vanilla plugins to help you bring the best user experience to your projects, independent of the platform.

Downloads

100,253

Readme

The javascript web components

jSuites v5 - Webcomponents and JavaScript plugins.

About

jSuites is a collection of lightweight common required javascript web components. It is composed of fully responsive javascript vanilla plugins to help you bring the best user experience to your projects, independent of the platform.

The first version includes several common javascript tools in various frontend applications. jSuites is fully and easily integrated with any framework and tools. The first collection brings the following plugins:

  • Nice clean and responsive javascript calendar, date and time picker. This is integrated with jExcel and bring flexibility and responsiveness to your apps and web-based systems;
  • Our multi-purpose dropdown aims to give the user the best experience picking one or more options from a list. With a simple directive, you can render that in different modes, such as select box, search bar, mobile picker or a simple list.
  • The form tracker will give the chance to track changes from basic to highly dynamic forms in order to remember the user to save their form changes before leaving the page. This is basically the "Are you sure"? javascript plugin.
  • A simple color picker
  • A very straight forward responsive image thumb view
  • A great responsive data timeline
  • A simple modal, input mask javascript, mini HTMLeditor and some mobile common web components

Highlights

jSuites brings the developer many advantages, such as:

  • Make rich and user-friendly web interfaces and applications
  • You can easily handle complicated data inputs in a way users are used to
  • Improve your clients software experience
  • Create rich CRUDS and beautiful UI
  • Lean, fast and simple to use
  • One code, multiple platform

Basic demo

Create a multiple and autocomplete responsive dropdown.

<html>
<script src="https://jsuites.net/v5/jsuites.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://jsuites.net/v5/jsuites.css" type="text/css" />

<div id="dropdown1"></div>

<script>
jSuites.dropdown(document.getElementById('dropdown1'), {
    data:[
        'City of London',
        'City of Westminster',
        'Kensington and Chelsea',
        'Hammersmith and Fulham', // (...)
        ],
    autocomplete:true,
    multiple:true,
    width:'280px',
});
</script>
</html>

The same code can render in different ways, by directive type: default, picker or searchbar
Javascript dropdown

Examples

Official website

Community

Copyright and license

jSuites is released under the [MIT license].

Contact

[email protected]

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