A select component for Vue 3 which helps you to develop a simple yet powerful select control with ease that works out-of-the-box, while still allowing you to customize it to your needs.
This component includes the following features:
- Easy data manipulation with
v-model - Great styling out-of-the-box, customization with CSS variables & Vue
:deep - Single & multi-select
- Deep customization with
<slot>s - Teleport/portal menu
Install the package with npm:
npm i vue3-select-componentUse it in your Vue 3 app:
<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from "vue";
import VueSelect from "vue3-select-component";
import "vue3-select-component/dist/style.css";
const option = ref("");
</script>
<template>
<div class="my-app">
<VueSelect
v-model="option"
:options="[
{ label: 'A Wizard of Earthsea', value: 'wizard_earthsea' },
{ label: 'Harry Potter and the Philosopher\'s Stone', value: 'harry_potter' },
{ label: 'The Lord of the Rings', value: 'the_lord_of_the_rings' },
]"
/>
</div>
</template>Here are some common types that are used in the API:
type Option = {
label: string;
value: string;
[key: string]: any;
};v-model: string | string[]
The value of the select. If isMulti is true, the v-model should be an array of string string[].
options: Option[]
A list of options to choose from. Each option should have a label and a value property. You can add any other properties to the options, which will be passed to the option slot.
autoscroll: boolean (default: true)
Whether the dropdown should automatically scroll to the selected option, when using keyboard navigation.
placeholder: string (default: Select an option)
The placeholder text to show when no option is selected.
isClearable: boolean (default: true)
Whether the select should have a clear button to reset the selected value.
isDisabled: boolean (default: false)
Whether the select should be disabled.
isSearchable: boolean (default: true)
Whether the select should have a search input to filter the options.
isMulti: boolean (default: false)
Whether the select should allow multiple selections. If true, the v-model should be an array of string string[].
closeOnSelect: boolean (default: true)
Whether the dropdown should close after an option is selected.
teleport: string (default: undefined)
Teleport the menu outside of the component DOM tree. You can pass a valid string according to the official Vue 3 Teleport documentation (e.g. teleport="body" will teleport the menu into the <body> tree). This can be used in case you are having z-index issues within your DOM tree structure.
Note: top and left properties are calculated using a ref on the .vue-select with a container.getBoundingClientRect().
inputId: string (default: undefined)
The id attribute to be passed to the <input /> element. This is useful for accessibility or forms.
aria: { labelledby?: string; required?: boolean; } (default: undefined)
Aria attributes to be passed to the select control to improve accessibility.
filterBy: (option: Option, label: string, search: string) => boolean
Callback function to determine if the current option should match the search query. This function is called for each option and should return a boolean.
The label is provided as a convenience, using getOptionLabel or getMultiValueLabel depending on the isMulti prop.
By default, the following callback function is used (option, label, search) => label.toLowerCase().includes(search.toLowerCase())
getOptionLabel: (option: Option) => string (default: option => option.label)
A function to get the label of an option. This is useful when you want to use a property different from label as the label of the option.
This function is used to display the options in the dropdown, and to display the selected option (single-value) in the select.
getMultiValueLabel: (option: Option) => string (default: option => option.label)
A function to get the label of an option. This is useful when you want to use a property different from label as the label of the option.
This function is used to display the selected options (multi-value) in the select.
This component provides multiple <slot />s in order to allow for more customization.
option: slotProps: { option: Option }
Customize the rendered HTML of an option inside the menu. You can use the slot props to retrieve the current menu option that will be rendered.
<template>
<VueSelect v-model="option" :options="options">
<template #option="{ option }">
{{ option.label }} - {{ option.value }}
</template>
</VueSelect>
</template>value: slotProps: { option: Option }
Customize the rendered HTML if a selected option (inside the select control). You can use the slot props to retrieve the current selected option.
<template>
<VueSelect v-model="option" :options="options">
<template #value="{ option }">
My value is: {{ option.value }}
</template>
</VueSelect>
</template>no-options: slotProps: {}
Customize the rendered HTML when there are no options matching the search, inside the menu.
<template>
<VueSelect v-model="option" :options="options">
<template #no-options>
No options found.
</template>
</VueSelect>
</template>dropdown: slotProps: {}
Customize the rendered HTML for the dropdown icon. Please note that the slot is placed inside the button, so you don't have to deal with attaching event-listeners.
<template>
<VueSelect v-model="option" :options="options">
<template #dropdown>
<MyCustomIcon />
</template>
</VueSelect>
</template>clear: slotProps: {}
Customize the rendered HTML for the clear icon. Please note that the slot is placed inside the button, so you don't have to deal with attaching event-listeners.
<template>
<VueSelect v-model="option" :options="options">
<template #clear>
<MyCustomIcon />
</template>
</VueSelect>
</template>There are 2 types of customization available in the component.
CSS variables is the easiest way to customize the component style but provides less flexibility over your design. When importing the component, you will notice that CSS variables are injected into the :root scope and are prefixed with --vs-select-[...].
For a complete list of CSS variables, we recommend to take a look at the source-code (/src/Select.vue) or look at your DevTools when using the component (open DevTools => Elements tab => pick <html /> node => view all CSS variables inside the :root scope).
You can apply any custom styling using the :deep selector inside a <style scoped>.
Here's an example:
<style scoped>
:deep(.vue-select) {
width: 320px;
}
:deep(.vue-select .menu-option) {
background-color: #f4f4f5;
}
</style>MIT Licensed. Copyright (c) Thomas Cazade 2024.