vue-accessible-select v1.2.1

vue-accessible-select

Vue.js accessible select component made according to WAI-ARIA practices.

✨ Features

• fully accessible;
• ⌨️ keyboard navigation (Page Up/Down, Home, End, Esc);
• 🔣 type-ahead to select option that starts with typed symbols;
• 💅 style agnostic, so you can style it whatever you like (but including core.scss is highly encouraged).

Demo

💿 Installation

📦 Via NPM

$ npm install vue-accessible-select --save

🧶 Via Yarn

$ yarn add vue-accessible-select

Initialization

As a plugin

It must be called before new Vue().

import Vue from 'vue'
import VueAccessibleSelect from 'vue-accessible-select'

Vue.use(VueAccessibleSelect)

As a global component

import Vue from 'vue'
import { VueAccessibleSelect } from 'vue-accessible-select'

Vue.component('VueAccessibleSelect', VueAccessibleSelect)

As a local component

import { VueAccessibleSelect } from 'vue-accessible-select'

export default {
  name: 'YourAwesomeComponent',
  components: {
    VueAccessibleSelect,
  },
}

ℹ️ Note to set global options (for example transition for each select component), you should do the following:

import { config } from 'vue-accessible-select'

config.transition = {
  name: 'foo',
}

⚠️ Options passed locally via props will always take precedence over global config options.

Default config.js:

export default {
  transition: null,
}

🚀 Usage

Template

<template>
  <vue-accessible-select
    v-model="value"
    :options="options"
    :transition="{ name: 'foo' }"
    label="foo"
    placeholder="bar"
    disabled
  ></vue-accessible-select>
</template>

Script

export default {
  // ...
  data() {
    return {
      value: undefined,
      options: [
        {
          value: 0,
          label: '🍇 Grape',
        },
        {
          value: { foo: 'bar' },
          label: '🍉 Watermelon',
        },
        {
          value: { foo: 'bar' },
          label: '🥝 Kiwi',
        },
        {
          value: false,
          label: '🥭 Mango',
        },
        {
          value: true,
          label: '🍓 Strawberry',
        },
        {
          value: 'lemon',
          label: '🍋 Lemon',
        },
      ],
    }
  },
  // ...
}

🎨 Styles

Then don't forget to include core styles. Also library is sipped with default theme styles you can use.

SASS:

// recommended
@import 'vue-accessible-select/src/styles/core.scss';

// optional
@import 'vue-accessible-select/src/styles/themes/default.scss';

Or already compiled CSS:

/* recommended */
@import 'vue-accessible-select/dist/styles/core.scss';

/* optional */
@import 'vue-accessible-select/dist/styles/themes/default.scss';

⚠️ Note that when you import already compiled CSS you don't have ability to override SASS variables during build process, so it is preferable to use .scss file.

When importing core.scss, there are SASS variables you can override during build process:

$v-select-menu-position-top: 100% !default;
$v-select-arrow-size: 8px !default;

API

⚙️ Props

<vue-accessible-select> accepts some props:

🕳️ Slots

<vue-accessible-select> provides you with some slots and scopedSlots you can use to fit your needs.

Example of possible usage of slots and scopedSlots

<vue-accessible-select>
  <template v-slot:label>
    <strong>😋 Just a label slot:</strong>
  </template>
  <template v-slot:prepend>
    <svg viewBox="0 0 54 54">
      <path d="M27 1l8 17 19 3-14 13 4 19-17-9-17 9 3-19L0 21l19-3z" />
    </svg>
  </template>
  <template v-slot:placeholder
    >🎃 I am a placeholder slot</template
  >
  <template v-slot:selected="{ value, option }"
    >🔥 Woooow, {{ option.label }}</template
  >
  <template v-slot:option="{ value, option }"
    >Option: {{ option.label }}</template
  >
  <template v-slot:no-options
    >Keine Optionen</template
  >
</vue-accessible-select>

⌨️ Keyboard shortcuts

<vue-accessisble-select> is fully accessible when it comes to keyboard interaction.

Here is some useful keys and their appropriate actions:

• Down Arrow – Moves focus and selection to the next option.
• Up Arrow – Moves focus and selection to the previous option.
• Home – Moves focus and selection to the first option.
• End – Moves focus and selection to the last option.
• Esc – Closes menu.

Type ahead:

• Type a character: focus and selection moves to the next option with a label that starts with the typed character;
• Type multiple characters in rapid succession: focus and selection moves to the next option with a label that starts with the string of characters typed.

Powered by

• Rollup (and plugins);
• SASS and node-sass;
• PostCSS;
• Autoprefixer.

🔒 License

MIT