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ngx-form-components

v0.2.5

Published

A collection of cross platform compatible form components

Readme

Angular Form Components Collection

LIVE DEMO

This is a collection of simple, stylable form components, which (should be) working on all relevant browsers. It is supposed to bridge the issue of some of the HTML 5 inputs (like type: "range") not working on select platforms (e.g. iOS).

Right now this lib only includes the range input component. The plan is to add more components if needed. Feel free to open an issue for component/feature requests or contribute with a pull request.

Quick Start

Angular Version

This library was built with the Angular CLI 7.1.0, you may run into issues using this with a lower version.

Installation

ngx-form-components

npm i ngx-form-components --save

Import the module

import { NgxFormComponentsModule } from 'ngx-form-components';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    // ...
    NgxFormComponentsModule,
    ...
  ]
})

Add the desired component to you html file

<form class="your-form">
  ...
  <nfc-range-input></nfc-range-input>
  ...
</form>

API

Range input

Properties

  • min: number optional, minimum range value - default value = 0
  • max: number optional, maximum range value - default value = 100
  • step: number optional, slider steps (e. g. 0->5->10 ..) - default value = 1
  • toolTips: boolean optional, enables/disables number over slider - default value = false
  • minRangeSlider: boolean optional, enables/disables left slider, if minRangeSlider = false, minimum is set as min slider value - default value = false
  • defaultRange: number || [number, number] optional, sets the default value for the slider - default value = [min, max/2]
  • highlightBarCssClass: string optional, css class for the highlightbar component
  • barCssClass: string optional, css class for the bar component
  • sliderButtonCssClass: string optional, css class for the slider button component

Hint: if you want to apply a custom style to your bar, highlight bar or slider button, you need to disable the view encapsulation for the specific component that includes your css class:

import {Component, ViewEncapsulation} from '@angular/core';

@Component({
  selector: /* your app selector */,
  templateUrl: /* your html template */,
  styleUrls: /* your style sheets */,
  
  encapsulation: ViewEncapsulation.None, // <-- this
})
export class AppComponent {
  // ...
}

Example usage

See here

License

MIT © Jonathan Braat