ng-generic-radio v2.0.0

NgGenericRadio

Use of NgGenericRadio is to provide a way for frontend developers to simulate the behaviour of radio button.

To use NgGenericRadio we have to use generic-radio-group component and inside it we need to provide ng-generic-radio-option with both selected and unselected state HTML.

NgGenericRadio is fully compatible with Angular Reactive and Template drivend forms.

Installation

npm install --save ng-generic-radio

For Angular 10 use version 2.0.x

Usage

1. Import NgGenericRadioModule in the component module where we want to use generict radio.

  import { NgGenericRadioModule } from 'ng-generic-radio';

  @NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent,
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    NgGenericRadioModule,
    FormsModule,
    ReactiveFormsModule,
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent],

})
export class AppModule { }

2. Use generic-radio-group tag in html and provide ng-generic-radio-option both unselected and selcted state html insdie the ng-generic-radio-option tag. *selectedState directive is use for selected state and *unSelectedState directive is used for unselected state.

<ng-generic-radio-group [(ngModel)]="selectedModel">
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-1">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 1</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 1</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option><br>
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-2">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 2</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 2</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option><br>
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-3">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 3</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 3</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option>
</ng-generic-radio-group>

With Reactive From :-

<ng-generic-radio-group [formControl]="demoFormControl">
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-1">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 1</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 1</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option><br>
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-2">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 2</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 2</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option><br>
  <ng-generic-radio-option value="option-3">
    <p *selectedState>selected option 3</p>
    <p *unSelectedState>not selected option 3</p>
  </ng-generic-radio-option>
</ng-generic-radio-group>

Example

Here is the Demo

Please have a look on these also

1. NgGenericToggle