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ng2-chosen

v0.0.2-beta5

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Angular 2 implementation of Chosen

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ng2-chosen

An angular2 implementation of Chosen ( Not a wrapper )

The current implementation is far from being complete .. Work on progress

To execute the example .. run the followings commands :

  • npm install to install Node packages
  • bower install to install Bower packages ( run npm install -g bower if you don't have Bower already installed )
  • gulp dev ( run npm install -g gulp if you don't have Gulp already installed )

Currently supported options

| Option | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | allow_single_deselect | false | When set to true on a single select, Chosen adds a UI element which selects the first element (if it is blank). | | disable_search | false | When set to true, Chosen will not display the search field (single selects only). | | disable_search_threshold | 0 | Hide the search input on single selects if there are n or fewer options. | | max_selected_options | Infinity | Limits how many options the user can select. When the limit is reached, the maxselected event is triggered.| | no_results_text | "No results match"| The text to be displayed when no matching results are found. The current search is shown at the end of the text (e.g., No results match "Bad Search").| | placeholder_text_multiple | "Select Some Options" | The text to be displayed as a placeholder when no options are selected for a multiple select.| | placeholder_text_single | "Select an Option" | The text to be displayed as a placeholder when no options are selected for a single select.| | single_backstroke_delete |true|By default, pressing delete/backspace on multiple selects will remove a selected choice. When false, pressing delete/backspace will highlight the last choice, and a second press deselects it.| | display_selected_options | true | By default, Chosen includes selected options in search results with a special styling. Setting this option to false will hide selected results and exclude them from searches. Note: this is for multiple selects only. In single selects, the selected result will always be displayed.|