This fork is used by Lighthouse where the following changes have been made:
| PR | Short Description |
|---|---|
| cibernox#927 | Fix dropdown not correctly positioned horizontally when body position is relative. This has been merged but not deployed to a version yet, hence why we still maintain this fork. |
This is a very minimal dropdown. That means that it is agnostic about what it is going to contain.
It is intended to be a building block for more complex components but is perfectly usable. It is
by example the addon on which ember-power-select
or ember-paper's menu component are built upon.
- Ember.js v3.28 or above
- Ember CLI v3.28 or above
Versions 1.X require Ember 2.16 or greater
Version 2.X requires Ember 3.13 or greater
Version 3.X - 6.X requires Ember 3.24 or greater
Version 7.X - 8.X requires Ember 3.28 or greater
ember install ember-basic-dropdown
For more installation details see documentation
This component leverages contextual components for its API:
The yielded dropdown object is the public API of the component, and contains
properties and actions that you can use to control the component.
{
uniqueId: <string>,
isOpen: <boolean>,
disabled: <boolean>,
actions: {
open: <action>,
close: <action>,
toggle: <action>,
reposition: <action>
}
}Check the full documentation with live examples in http://ember-basic-dropdown.com
By default this component will render the dropdown in the body using #-in-element and absolutely
position it to place it in the proper coordinates.
You can opt out to this behavior by passing renderInPlace=true. That will add the dropdown just
below the trigger.
You don't need to care about adding or removing events, it does that for you.
You can make the dropdown content standout a little more by adding overlay=true to the content options, see example below. This will add a semi transparent overlay covering the whole screen. Also this will stop bubbling the click/touch event which closed the dropdown.
NOTE: If for some reason clicking outside a dropdown doesn't work, you might want to make sure the <body> spans the entire viewport. Adding a css rule like body {min-height: 100vh;} would do the trick. It ensures that wherever you click on the page, it will close the dropdown.
If you'd like the dropdown to close itself after a user clicks on it, you can use dd.actions.close from our public API.
The trigger of the component is focusable by default, and when focused can be triggered using Enter or Space.
It also listen to touch events so it works in mobile.
The components provide hooks like onFocus, onBlur, onKeydown, onMouseEnter and more so
you can do pretty much anything you want.
You can animate it, in an out, with just CSS3 animations. Check the example in the Ember Power Select documentation
This component is smart about where to position the dropdown. It will detect the best place to render it based on the space around the trigger, and also will take care of reposition if if the screen is resized, scrolled, the device changes it orientation or the content of the dropdown changes.
You can force the component to be fixed in one position by passing verticalPosition = above | below and/or horizontalPosition = right | center | left.
If even that doesn't match your preferences and you feel brave enough, you can roll your own positioning logic if you pass a calculatePosition
function. It's signature is:
calculatePosition(trigger, dropdown, { previousHorizontalPosition, horizontalPosition, previousVerticalPosition, verticalPosition, matchTriggerWidth })
The return value must be an object with this interface: { horizontalPosition, verticalPosition, style } where
where horizontalPosition is a string ("right" | "center" | "left"), verticalPosition is also a string
("above" | "below") and style is an object with CSS properties, typically top and left/right.
It has a handy collection of test helpers to make interaction with the component seamless in your test suite.
If you want to provide an Ember Twiddle with an issue/reproduction you need to add the following to the end of your template:
<div id="ember-basic-dropdown-wormhole"></div>
Since Ember Twiddle does not run EmberCLI's hooks this div won't be added to the application and it's required (There's an issue in Ember Twiddle tracking this).
In order to create the Ember Twiddle you'll also need to add a reference to ember-basic-dropdown: version in the addons section of twiddle.json