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select-custom

v1.1.9

Published

JS plugin for making custom wrap around HTML select element

Downloads

139

Readme

select-custom

Example

Install

npm i select-custom
<select class="js-select">
  <option value="1">Option 1</option>
  <option value="2">Option 2</option>
  <option value="3">Option 3</option>
</select>
import Select from 'select-custom';

const selects = [...document.querySelectorAll('.js-select')];

selects.forEach((el) => {
  const select = new Select(el, {
    // some options
  });
  select.init();
});

Options

Standart options

{
  optionBuilder: undefined,
  panelItem: { position: '', item: '', className: '' },
  changeOpenerText: true,
  multipleSelectionOnSingleClick: true,
  multipleSelectOpenerText: { labels: false, array: false },
  allowPanelClick: false,
  openOnHover: false,
  closeOnMouseleave: false,
  wrapDataAttributes: false,
  openerLabel: false,
}

optionBuilder - function arguments option, customOption allows add elements to custom option.

panelItem - object options: { item: element or string, position: 'top', className: '' }, { item: element or string, position: 'bottom', className: '' }- add element in custom panel above or under options.

changeOpenerText - boolean if false - text in opener panel won't change.

If native select has attribute multiple - select allows multiple selection.

multipleSelectionOnSingleClick - boolean if true - allows multiple selection witout CTRL button.

multipleSelectOpenerText - if { array: true } - in opener pannel will be added array with selected options text, if { labels: true } - in opener pannel will be added span elements with button and option text.

allowPanelClick - boolean if true - option panel won't close on selection.

openOnHover - boolean if true - allows open on hover.

closeOnMouseleave - boolean if true - allows close on mouseleave.

wrapDataAttributes - boolean if true - data attributes from native select element will be added to custom wrap.

openerLabel - boolean add span inner to custom opener.

Supports standart attributs multiple, disabled, disabled for option.

Events

Native select

const select = new Select(el, { options });
select.init();

el.addEventListener('change', (e) => {
  // some function
});

Methods

On open and on close custom select

const select = new Select(el, { options });

select.onOpen = (select) => {
  // some function
};

select.onClose = (select) => {
  // some function
};

select.init();

Destroy method (for proper using watch example on Codesandbox)

select.destroy();