A jquery plugin that used to tagging, selectors and so on.
- Main files
- Quick start
- Requirements
- Usage
- Examples
- Options
- Methods
- Events
- No conflict
- Browser support
- Contributing
- Development
- Changelog
- Copyright and license
dist/
├── jquery-selective.js
├── jquery-selective.es.js
├── jquery-selective.min.js
└── css/
├── selective.css
└── selective.min.css
Several quick start options are available:
- Development - unminified
- Production - minified
bower install jquery-selective --save
npm install jquery-selective --save
yarn add jquery-selective
If you want build from source:
git clone git@github.com:amazingSurge/jquery-selective.git
cd jquery-selective
npm install
npm install -g gulp-cli babel-cli
gulp build
Done!
jquery-selective
requires the latest version of jQuery
and jquery-mousewheel
if we need mouse wheel support.
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/path/to/selective.css">
<script src="/path/to/jquery.js"></script>
<script src="/path/to/jquery.mousewheel"></script>
<script src="/path/to/jquery-selective.js"></script>
<div class="example"></div>
All you need to do is call the plugin on the element:
jQuery(function($) {
$('.example').selective();
});
There are some example usages that you can look at to get started. They can be found in the examples folder.
jquery-selective
can accept an options object to alter the way it behaves. You can see the default options by call $.selective.setDefaults()
. The structure of an options object is as follows:
{
namespace: 'selective',
buildFromHtml: true,
closeOnSelect: false,
local: null,
selected: null,
withSearch: false,
searchType: null, //'change' or 'keyup'
ajax: {
work: false,
url: null,
quietMills: null,
loadMore: false,
pageSize: null
},
query: function() {}, //function(api, search_text, page) {},
tpl: {
frame: function() {
return `<div class="${this.namespace}"><div class="${this.namespace}-trigger">${this.options.tpl.triggerButton.call(this)}<div class="${this.namespace}-trigger-dropdown"><div class="${this.namespace}-list-wrap">${this.options.tpl.list.call(this)}</div></div></div>${this.options.tpl.items.call(this)}</div>`;
},
search: function() {
return `<input class="${this.namespace}-search" type="text" placeholder="Search...">`;
},
select: function() {
return `<select class="${this.namespace}-select" name="${this.namespace}" multiple="multiple"></select>`;
},
optionValue: function(data) {
if('name' in data) {
return data.name;
} else {
return data;
}
},
option: function(content) {
return `<option value="${this.options.tpl.optionValue.call(this)}">${content}</option>`;
},
items: function() {
return `<ul class="${this.namespace}-items"></ul>`;
},
item: function(content) {
return `<li class="${this.namespace}-item">${content}${this.options.tpl.itemRemove.call(this)}</li>`;
},
itemRemove: function() {
return `<span class="${this.namespace}-remove">x</span>`;
},
triggerButton: function() {
return `<div class="${this.namespace}-trigger-button">Add</div>`;
},
list: function() {
return `<ul class="${this.namespace}-list"></ul>`;
},
listItem: function(content) {
return `<li class="${this.namespace}-list-item">${content}</li>`;
}
},
onBeforeShow: null,
onAfterShow: null,
onBeforeHide: null,
onAfterHide: null,
onBeforeSearch: null,
onAfterSearch: null,
onBeforeSelected: null,
onAfterSelected: null,
onBeforeUnselect: null,
onAfterUnselect: null,
onBeforeItemRemove: null,
onAfterItemRemove: null,
onBeforeItemAdd: null,
onAfterItemAdd: null
}
Methods are called on selective instances through the selective method itself. You can also save the instances to variable for further use.
// call directly
$().selective('destroy');
// or
var api = $().data('selective');
api.destroy();
Enable the selective functions.
$().selective('enable');
Disable the selective functions.
$().selective('disable');
Destroy the selective instance.
$().selective('destroy');
jquery-selective
provides custom events for the plugin’s unique actions.
$('.the-element').on('selective::ready', function (e) {
// on instance ready
});
Event | Description |
---|---|
ready | Fires when the instance is ready for API use. |
enable | Fired when the enable instance method has been called. |
disable | Fired when the disable instance method has been called. |
destroy | Fires when an instance is destroyed. |
If you have to use other plugin with the same namespace, just call the $.selective.noConflict
method to revert to it.
<script src="other-plugin.js"></script>
<script src="jquery-selective.js"></script>
<script>
$.selective.noConflict();
// Code that uses other plugin's "$().selective" can follow here.
</script>
Tested on all major browsers.
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As a jQuery plugin, you also need to see the jQuery Browser Support.
Anyone and everyone is welcome to contribute. Please take a moment to
review the guidelines for contributing. Make sure you're using the latest version of jquery-selective
before submitting an issue. There are several ways to help out:
- Bug reports
- Feature requests
- Pull requests
- Write test cases for open bug issues
- Contribute to the documentation
jquery-selective
is built modularly and uses Gulp as a build system to build its distributable files. To install the necessary dependencies for the build system, please run:
npm install -g gulp
npm install -g babel-cli
npm install
Then you can generate new distributable files from the sources, using:
gulp build
More gulp tasks can be found here.
To see the list of recent changes, see Releases section.
Copyright (C) 2016 amazingSurge.
Licensed under the LGPL license.