Angular JS directive for dropdown with multi-select feature.
#Dependencies
AngularJS, Bootstrap
#Usage
Include both .css
and .js
files in index.html
.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="angular-dropdownMultiselect.css">
<script src="angular-dropdownMultiselect.js"></script>
Inject dropdown-multiselect
as your angular app dependencies.
angular.module( 'App', [ 'dropdown-multiselect' ] );
#Features
Use as an element
```html ```or as an attribute
```html ```Provide custom name to the dropdown
<dropdown-multiselect>My Custom Name</dropdown-multiselect>
If no text is provided, it will default to text as Select
.
Provide data to be displayed as dropdown list items through dropdown-options="options"
attribute. It can accept the object in a format of:
HTML:
```html ```Initially, dropdown items are tracked by Id
automagically (considering "Id" property is present in all objects in an array), if the dropdown-trackby
attribute is not set.
If the option objects does not have Id
property, then custom tracking could be set by providing any of the property of an object from the options data.
HTML:
```html ```NOTE: It is always better to provide dropdown-trackby
attribute for correct tracking, when dropdown-options
is being used.
Dropdown could be disabled by directly providing boolean value to dropdown-disable
attribute.
Or through the Controller:
$scope.dropdownDisable = true;
and then in HTML:
<dropdown-multiselect dropdown-options="options" dropdown-disable="dropdownDisable"></dropdown-multiselect>
model
attribute gives the accessibility to the selected data from the dropdown which will be available to the view and the controller.
HTML:
<!--Binding to the view-->
<dropdown-multiselect dropdown-options="options" dropdown-trackby="Id" model="selectedItems"></dropdown-multiselect>
<div> Selected Items = {{selectedItems | json}} </div>
Controller:
//Binding to the controller
var mySelectedValues = $scope.selectedItems;
dropdown-config
attribute.
NOTE: When dropdown-config
is being used, it will overwrite dropdown-options
and dropdown-trackby
attribute, if in use. Therefore, it's better to use just one at a time.
Available config
options:
options, trackBy, displayBy, divider, icon, displayBadge, height, filter
Data to be displayed in dropdown list. This should be an array of objects.
Any property name from the option object that should be used for tracking the selected item.
An array that takes two values which will be used as data to be displayed in dropdown list, in a respective order. If it is not set, then it will automagically set the first two prooperty names as the values to be displayed.
A custom divider sign setter -, : , =, # ,......
between the dropdown list columns. Default is -
.
A custom icon setter for the selected items. Works with Font-Awesome too. Default is Bootstrap's glyphicons checkmark.
Badge on the dropdown button that displays the total number of selected items from the dropdown list. Default visibility is true
, but could be set to false
.
Height of the scrollable item list in a dropdown-box, in pixel. Default height is set to 200px
.
Filter/search items from the dropdown list. Default visibility is false
, but could be set to true
.
Turn multi-select list items "on" or "off". Default is true
, but could be turned "off" by setting false
.
Controller:
var options = [ {
'Id': 1,
'Name': 'Batman',
'Costume': 'Black'
}, {
'Id': 2,
'Name': 'Superman',
'Costume': 'Red & Blue'
}, {
'Id': 3,
'Name': 'Hulk',
'Costume': 'Green'
}];
$scope.config = {
options: options,
trackBy: 'Id',
displayBy: [ 'Name', 'Costume' ],
divider: ':',
icon: 'glyphicon glyphicon-heart',
displayBadge: true,
height: '200px',
filter: true,
multiSelect: false
};
HTML:
<dropdown-multiselect dropdown-config="config" ></dropdown-multiselect>
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