AngularUI - The companion suite for AngularJS
npm install angular-ui-select2ui-select2 
==========
This directive allows you to enhance your select elements with behaviour from the select2 library.
1. Install Karma, Grunt and Bower
$ npm install -g karma grunt-cli bower
2. Install development dependencies
$ npm install
3. Install components
$ bower install
4. ???
5. Profit!
We use Grunt to check for JavaScript syntax errors and execute all unit tests. To run Grunt, simply execute:
$ grunt
This will lint and test the code, then exit. To have Grunt stay open and automatically lint and test your files whenever you make a code change, use:
$ grunt karma:server watch
This will start a Karma server in the background and run unit tests in Firefox and PhantomJS whenever the source code or spec file is saved.
We use bower for dependency management. Install AngularUI Select2 into your project by running the command
$ bower install angular-ui-select2
If you use a bower.json file in your project, you can have Bower save ui-select2 as a dependency by passing the --save or --save-dev flag with the above command.
This will copy the ui-select2 files into your bower_components folder, along with its dependencies. Load the script files in your application:
``html`
(Note that jquery must be loaded before angular so that it doesn't use jqLite internally)
Add the select2 module as a dependency to your application module:
`javascript`
var myAppModule = angular.module('MyApp', ['ui.select2']);
Apply the directive to your form elements:
`html`
All the select2 options can be passed through the directive. You can read more about the supported list of options and what they do on the Select2 Documentation Page
`javascript`
myAppModule.controller('MyController', function($scope) {
$scope.select2Options = {
allowClear:true
};
});
`html`
Some times it may make sense to specify the options in the template file.
`html`
To define global defaults, you can configure the uiSelect2Config injectable:
`javascript`
myAppModule.run(['uiSelect2Config', function(uiSelect2Config) {
uiSelect2Config.placeholder = "Placeholder text";
}]);
The ui-select2 directive plays nicely with ng-model and validation directives such as ng-required.
If you add the ng-model directive to same the element as ui-select2 then the picked option is automatically synchronized with the model value.
is incompatible with