nya-bootstrap-select v2 is an AngularJS directive set inspired by @silviomoreto 's bootstrap-select . With this directive you can built an bootstrap-select with data-binding feature of angularjs. The 2.x version is totally rewritten. while keep the most feature of bootstrap-select but no longer depends jquery and bootstrap-select plugin.
Require: angular 1.2+
This project is currently in maintenance state, it will only accept bug fix Pull Request, will not accept any new feature.
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Install
Install via bower:
bower install nya-bootstrap-select --save
Install via npm:
npm install @lordfriend/nya-bootstrap-select --save
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include the nya-bootstrap-select.js and nya-bootstrap-select.css file to your html.
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add to application dependecies.
angular.module('yourApp', ['nya.bootstrap.select'])
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add code to your view template. you need two directive:
nya-bs-select
andnya-bs-option
to build your select picker. nya-bs-select is a class, attribute, tag stricted directive. while nya-bs-option is an attribute stricted directive. Also, you need ng-model add to the nya-bs-select element to bind your model.<ol class="nya-bs-select" ng-model="myModel"> <li nya-bs-option="option in options"> <a> {{option.name}} </a> </li> </ol>
Migrate from 1.x If you have used the previous version of this directive. you need to replace the old code in the template. See the examples below
You can use static options which means you can't change the option when the HTML code is ready. Under this usage, you don't use the nya-bs-option
directive, but you should add nya-bs-option
class to all the <li>
element and data-value
attribute to let the directive know you option's value.
<ol class="nya-bs-select" ng-model="myModel">
<li data-value="alpha" class="nya-bs-option">
<a>
Alpha
</a>
</li>
<li data-value="beta" class="nya-bs-option">
<a>
Beta
</a>
</li>
<li data-value="charlie" class="nya-bs-option">
<a>
Charlie
</a>
</li>
</ol>
If you decide to use static option, you shouldn't change the option any more, otherwise you may need the nya-bs-option
directive to generate options dynamically.
In this section you'll see several usage of the nya-bs-option
directive.
This is the very basic usage, we have an array of object used to generate options. the myModel
will be one of the objects in the options
array. if you add an multiple
attribute to the nya-bs-select
element. myModel
will be array of objects.
<ol class="nya-bs-select" ng-model="myModel">
<li nya-bs-option="option in options">
<a>{{option.name}}</a>
</li>
</ol>
Like vanilla <select>
we can also generate option group with any property in an object. if you options
is an array of object. like [{name: "alpha", group: "Group 1"}, {name: "beta", group: "Group 2}, {name: "charlie", group: "Group 2"}]. then we can use group by in nya-bs-option
expression to generate group.
<ol class="nya-bs-select" ng-model="myModel">
<li nya-bs-option="option in options group by option.group">
<span class="dropdown-header">{{$group}}</span>
<a>
{{option.name}}
</a>
</li>
</ol>
- data-header support
data-container supportmay not be supported any more- data-max-options support
- auto dropup support
This project is built by Grunt, fork this project. and clone to your local repository. Run yarn install
to install all development dependencies.
Source files are separated to several files. Run grunt build
will do some karma unit test and combine these files to one single file and compress the js and css files.
e2e test is not available temporarily, I will add those test in the future.
Something should be noticed:
- If you add a feature, you should add a unit test case. The unit test using karma runner and jasmine 1.5 framework. you can add new test spec files in test/spec folder.
- For any Pull Request, you should only modify the src files and documents, test specs. Do not update dist files, package.json, bower.json or try to update project version.
- Any feature should work without jquery.
Licensed under the MIT license