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vue3-bootstrap-select

v1.4.2

Published

Compatible with vue 3 and it's model Binding\ uses fuzzy-search as a peer dependency\ strictly type defined

Downloads

219

Readme

Vue 3 Bootstrap Select fully featured © IcoTech

Compatible with vue 3 and it's model Binding
uses fuzzy-search as a peer dependency
strictly type defined


Props

| prop name | type | default | required | | ---------------------- | --------------- | ----------------- | -------- | | options | array | [] | true | | v-model | array or object | null | true | | searchable | boolean | true | false | | disabled | boolean | false | false | | rtl | boolean | false | false | | inputLabel | string | 'choose' | false | | labelKey | string | 'title' | false | | valueKey | string | 'value' | false | | searchableKeys | string array | ['title','value'] | false | | multiSelect | boolean | false | false | | maximumShown | number | 2 | false | | multiSelectText | string | 'selected' | false | | searchInputPlaceHolder | string | 'search...' | false |


Quick Start

for installation run the following command in terminal

npm i vue3-bootstrap-select

and register it in entry point of app creation with

app.use()

or

app.component()


Vue 3 Component generation guid for NPM

Install the vue-sfc-rollup package globally. We will use this to scaffold a minimal setup ready to be published to npm. For installation run the following command :

npm install -g vue-sfc-rollup

After that, run sfc-init from the root of your project to generate the template.

sfc-init

You will be asked further question for generation of template.
After generation of template go to the folder by running the following command

cd < package-name >

npm i

At the end Run the following npm script and publish to NPM:

npm run build

npm publish