vue-roller-picker

Roll-designed selector for vue 2

Usage no npm install needed!

<script type="module">
  import vueRollerPicker from 'https://cdn.skypack.dev/vue-roller-picker';
</script>

README

vue-roller-picker

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Roll-designed selector

Live demo here

Roller can be moved:

  • if focused, with up/down arrows or page up/down to move up and down, home/end to jump top and bottom (cannot be focused by direct click on it, but with tab)
  • with mouse wheel
  • with mouse grab or touch move

CSS can be overloaded to personnalize the roller, for example:

  • middle overlay: around the picked value, class 'overlay overlay-middle'
  • top and bottom overlays: above or under picked value, class 'overlay overlay-top' or 'overlay overlay-bottom'
  • selected option: corresponding div element have class 'pick-option-active'
  • rolling end class: set another classname with prop and defined it with desired animation

Roller picker provide a 'option' slot which can be used to display option as needed. Slot props are 'index' and 'option' (see sample in component section)

Note on 'infinite' spin: animation may not be always smooth

Sample use of rolling (slot machine style):

  • start rolling (rolling property true)
  • set value (random among options list)
  • stop rolling (rolling property false)

Global use

  • npm install
npm install --save vue-roller-picker
  • import components
import { RollerPicker } from 'vue-roller-picker'
  • declare use or imported components in your vue script
export default {
    components: { RollerPicker },
    methods: ...
}
  • Use components as described below

Components

Roller picker

<roller-picker :options=['a', 'b']></roller-picker>
<roller-picker :options="['Apple', 'Apricot', 'Banana', 'Blueberry', 'Cherry', 'Grape', 'Kiwi', 'Lemon', 'Orange', 'Peach', 'Pear', 'Pineapple', 'Raspberry', 'Strawberry']"
           :line-height-px="rp_line_height"
           :font-size="rp_fontsize"
           :disabled="rp_disabled"
           :big-roller="rp_big"
           :jump-top-bottom="rp_jump"
           :infinite="rp_infinite"
           :rolling="rp_rolling"
           :rolling-end-class="rp_rolling_end_class"
           :animated="rp_animated"
           v-model="rp_value">
    <template v-slot:option="slotProps">
        <div style="background-color: darkcyan;">
            Index {{slotProps.index}}
        </div>
    </template>
</roller-picker>
Prop Type Note
options array REQUIRED. Array of available options. Each options is expected as string or object
disabled Boolean Disabled roller move and other option selection. Default is false
animated Boolean Add CSS transition when moving in roller. Default is true
infinite Boolean Allow 'infinite' roll: first options are displayed after last ones and last ones also displayed before first ones. Default is false
rolling Boolean Only if infinite is on. True will start rolling animation, false will switch to rolling end animation. Default is false (if no change, no animation set)
rollingEndClass String Css class given to selector when rolling ends. Default is 'rollend'
bigRoller Boolean Switch to bigger roller with 5 visible options. Default is false (3 visible options)
jumpTopBottom Boolean Allow to jump bottom when moving above top, and vice-versa. Default is false
lineHeightPx Number Height of each option (integer, in px). Default is 40
fontSize String Font-size of options labels. Default is '28px'
formName string Set the 'name' attribute of the form input. Default is 'rollerPicker'

Notes about options:

  • Options property must be an filled array
  • Component display a label for each options (if slot not overloaded). Label equal option value (if option is string) or label field (if option is object and field exist).
  • Component use an input hidden tag. Value attribute is filled with option value (if option is string) or formValue field (if option is object and field exist).

Events:

  • 'input' on value change, returning picked option

Contribution

  • Fork the repository
  • Run npm install
  • You can run npm run dev, site is at http://localhost:8081.
  • Do your stuff
  • When you're done, run npm run build command and commit your work for a pull request.