Selectize is a jQuery-based custom <select> UI control. Useful for tagging, contact lists, country selectors, etc.
npm install selectize.js
Selectize is an extensible jQuery-based custom <select> UI control. It's useful for tagging, contact lists, country selectors, and so on. It clocks in at around ~7kb (gzipped). The goal is to provide a solid & usable experience with a clean and powerful API.
- Demos
- Changelog
- Examples
- Usage Documentation
- API Documentation
- Plugin Documentation
- Browser Test Matrix
- Smart Option Searching / Ranking
Options are efficiently scored and sorted on-the-fly (using sifter). Want to search an item's title and description? No problem.
- Caret between items
Order matters sometimes. Use the ← and → arrow keys to move between selected items.
- Select & delete multiple items at once
Hold down option on Mac or ctrl on Windows to select more than one item to delete.
- Díåcritîçs supported
Great for international environments.
- Item creation
Allow users to create items on the fly (async saving is supported; the control locks until the callback is fired).
- Remote data loading
For when you have thousands of options and want them provided by the server as the user types.
- Clean API & code
Interface with it and make modifications easily. Pull requests welcome!
- Extensible
Plugin API for developing custom features (uses microplugin).
- Touch Support
Plays nice with iOS 5+ devices.
- jquery (1.7 and greater)
- sifter (bundled in "standalone" build)
- microplugin (bundled in "standalone" build)
All pre-built files needed to use Selectize can be found in the
"dist" folder.
If you're looking to get started with minimal fuss, includestandalone/selectize.min.js (bundles Sifter and Microplugin
dependencies – also available un-minifed for debugging, just remove the.min part) and css/selectize.default.css.
Selectize is available at cdnjs.
- js/
- standalone/
- selectize.js — With dependencies, minus jquery
- selectize.js — Without dependencies
- less/
- selectize.less — Core styles
- selectize.default.less — Default theme
- selectize.bootstrap2.less — Bootstrap 2 theme
- selectize.bootstrap3.less — Bootstrap 3 theme
- plugins/ — Individual plugin styles
- css/
- selectize.css — Core styles
- selectize.default.css — Default theme (with core styles)
- selectize.bootstrap2.css - Bootstrap 2 theme
- selectize.bootstrap3.css - Bootstrap 3 theme
``js`
$('select').selectize(options);
The available options are documented here.
#### IE8 Support
To support Internet Explorer 8, es5-shim must be added your page.
`html`
By default, all plugins are included. To hand-pick what plugins (if any) to include, run grunt with the "--plugins" flag. After this completes, grab the files you need from the "dist" folder.
`shdependencies
npm install
$3
When issuing a pull request:* please do not include/commit changes in the
folder to avoid
merge conflicts. A good way to include the right files is to use
git gui or git add when committing to select the files you want to
add to your commit.* please include tests with your feature so that we're not tempted to
break it in the future!
Add an entry to the top of the CHANGELOG, and update the documentation
in
docs/ as needed. (Refactors and documentation changes don't need a
changelog entry.)Squash your commits together in one or a few complete, logical commits,
with a concise and descriptive message. One commit means one
feature/bugfix/thing that has changed, or a diff bringing the code one
step forward to a better, working state.
Once your commit is nice and clean, and you want to *discard the other
changes*, you can use
git checkout . (that will erase changes to
tracked files) and git clean [-i/--interactive] (to erase untracked
files). **However, be careful with those commands, as their function
is to erase things/changes.**
#### Tests
Please ensure all the tests pass:
`sh
$ npm test # phantomjs
$ BROWSERS=Firefox npm test
$ BROWSERS=Firefox,Chrome npm test
$ BROWSERS=Firefox,Chrome,Safari npm test
`#### Local environment
To run Selectize locally:
sh
$ npm start
`You can then run the examples in
.However, be careful not to add the
dist/ files in your commit, as
Grunt automatically regenerates the files in dist/` as the source isCopyright © 2013–2016 Brian Reavis & Contributors
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