AngularJS directive for incrementing a counter form input field

A directive for making a plus/minus input based on the work of Maikel Daloo.

Demo

http://Firestitch.github.io/angular-counter/

Dependencies

• required: Bootstrap for styling

See bower.json and index.html in the gh-pages branch for a full list / more details

Install

1. Install with bower:

   bower install angular-counter

2. Include counter.min.js or counter.js in your html.

3. Include the module in angular (i.e. in app.js) - Firestitch.angular-counter

   angular.module('myApp', [
       'ngRoute',
       'ngSanitize',
       'ngTouch',
       'ngAnimate',
       ...
       'Firestitch.angular-counter'
   ])

4. See the gh-pages branch, files bower.json and index.html for a full example.

Documentation

See the counter.js file top comments for usage examples and documentation https://github.com/Firestitch/angular-counter/blob/master/counter.js

Attribute	Default	Description
min/data-min	null	A minimum value, never to go below.
max/data-min	null	A maximum value, never to go above.
step/data-step	1	How much to increment/decrement by.
addclass/data-addclass	null	Add a class to the container.
width/data-width	null	Set the width of the input field.
editable/data-editable	false	Whether the field is readyonly or not. By default, it's readonly.

<div fs-counter value="someValue"
    data-min="0"
    data-max="100"
    data-step="1"
    data-addclass="someClass"
    data-width="130px"
    data-editable
    ></div>

Development

1. Fork this repo.
2. git checkout gh-pages
   1. run npm install && bower install
   2. write your code then run grunt
   3. git commit your changes
3. copy over core files (.js and .css/.less for directives) to master branch
   1. git checkout master
   2. git checkout gh-pages counter.js counter.min.js counter.less counter.css counter.min.css
4. update README, CHANGELOG, bower.json, and do any other final polishing to prepare for publishing
   1. git commit changes
   2. git tag with the version number, i.e. git tag v1.0.0
5. Create a pull request.